• Vandals poison Lorne trees

    Vandals have poisoned trees in Bay Street, Lorne. Picture: Google Images.

    COUNCIL workers will uproot a tree from a Lorne street after vandals poisoned it.

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  • Eagles back on the winner’s list

    Western Eagles youngster Ebony Reid played wing defence and goal defence in the Eagles’ win against Otway Districts.

    OTWAY Districts coach Eva Vickers says she is proud of her team despite a five-goal loss to Western Eagles in Colac district netball.

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  • Driver flees scene after Colac smash

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    COLAC police are looking for a motorist who caused up to $2000 worth of damage to a parked car before driving off.

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  • Art will help drug recovery

    Colac Area Health's  Maureen Hayes, left, and Maude Berry will host an art therapy course for people with alcohol and drug issues.

    A NEW Colac art course will provide therapy for people with drug and alcohol problems.

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  • Personal tragedy reinforces safety message

    Willy-Watson

    VETERAN Colac truck driver Willy Watson says road safety is always on his mind.

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  • Colac community garden inspires others

    From left,Timboon’s John Bullen, Colac Neighbourhood House co-ordinator Julie Barrow and Jancourt East’s Margaret Morris at Colac’s Neighbourhood House community garden.

    THE success of Colac’s community garden has inspired other towns to start similar projects.

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  • Inquest vindicates ex-policeman

    Former Colac policeman Peter Goonan.

    FORMER Colac policeman Peter Goonan says he feels vindicated after an inquest into Hugh Wilson’s death acknowledged claims of police corruption.

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  • Extra care for cancer sufferers

    Colac and District Breast and Ovarian Cancer Support Group  member Bronwyn Foster, right, is pictured with salon7one’s Sally O’Brien.

    A NEW wig bank will pamper Colac cancer patients.

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