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Erosion woes as Wye tides hit beach
Storm tides have washed away a weekend’s worth of efforts to slow erosion at Wye River, with crews looking to start dropping sand bags this week.
Students keep active at home
Elliminyt Primary School students have been making sure to have a bit of fun during their remote learning.
More groyne work to begin
Construction on stage two of a multi-million-dollar project to shore up Apollo Bay’s eroding beach will start soon.
Seismic submission criticised
Colac Otway Shire councillors have rebuked the organisation for environmental lobbying that went beyond its authority, with officers proposing to make a retraction.
$6-million package for Otways environment
Protecting native bandicoots and potoroos as well as controlling feral deer, pig, cats and foxes is the focus on a new $6-million Otways initiative.
Tips for terrific turf
Colac Golf Club’s greenkeeper Mark Lockhart is an expert at keeping grass healthy in Colac in all seasons.
He’s shared his tips with the Colac Herald.
High testing rate continues
More than 400 Colac and district people had tests for COVID-19 during the state’s latest lockdown.
Body found at Winchelsea
A woman’s body has been found at Winchelsea, with police investigations continuing.