More calls for Otways phone signal

Gellibrand resident Allan Ryan bought his cabin two weeks ago and has discovered his mobile phone can’t pick up signals in the area.

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by Mary-Lou Ciampa December 20, 2013

THE start of bushfire season has prompted Otways residents to step up a campaign to eliminate mobile phone black spots.

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Swinging into the weekend with Xavier Newcombe fro

Swinging into the weekend with Xavier Newcombe from the Colac Specialist School.

Here's to a wonderful weekend ahead!

After being diagnosed with younger-onset dementia

After being diagnosed with younger-onset dementia Alzheimer’s at age 57 in 2016, Kerin Glennen and his wife Karen want people to know that there is hope for people living with dementia and the ability to live life well.

We spoke with Kerin and wife Karen and you can read the full interview in tomorrow's Colac Herald digital and print edition.

Now more than ever we must support our local busin

Now more than ever we must support our local businesses to ensure they make it through this difficult time.

Take a read of what Fennell West, Financial Freedom Partner and Financial Advisor Ryan Fennell has to say.

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What you can expect in tomorrow's Colac Herald: L

What you can expect in tomorrow's Colac Herald:

Leah Beamish from Apollo Bay's Bay Leaf Cafe talks to the Colac Herald about how the density limits for cafes will make it hard for small businesses to stay open once JobKeeper cuts out.

Staying in the Bay, an accommodation provider and the local bakery both enjoyed the sight of visitors to the region with the easing of restrictions plus an update on the local petrol station as well as details around an anti-gas protest in the town.

All this and much more in tomorrow's Colac Herald.

Take care Colac is the message Colac Area Health's

Take care Colac is the message Colac Area Health's CEO Fiona Brew is spreading as we fight to bring our COVID-19 caseload down.

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Central Colac is starting to look more like its us

Central Colac is starting to look more like its usual self with local eateries opening their doors for diners.

With sit-down service now allowed, why not enjoy a delicious meal from one of the many hospitality businesses in and around our town this weekend.

Remember to follow all the rules and stay safe while supporting local business.

We must keep going Colac 💪 Check out this mess

We must keep going Colac 💪

Check out this message from SLM Law Director Meagan Compton.

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