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  • PICTURE FEATURE: Support locals in lockdown

    Colac food businesses are continuing to offer their essential services during Victoria’s current COVID-19 lockdown.

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  • Popular leader will depart

    Trinity College Colac is searching for a new deputy principal, with long-time staff member Cheryl Pefanis departing the role at year’s end.

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  • Wool show cut hurts producer

    A boutique Warncoort wool producer has suffered a last-minute lockdown blow, with a major wool industry event cancelled for the second-straight year.

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  • Chop for charity

    Colac’s Ashlyn Murnane will donate her long locks to a child living with cancer when she snips her hair for charity.

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  • Suicide takes a toll on region

    Eighteen people died by suicide in the Colac-Corangamite region from 2015 to 2019.

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  • Wetlands fight will continue

    Princetown’s community has vowed to keep fighting a tourism development at the town’s wetlands, despite the project getting clearance for building to continue.

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  • Lucky few spy whale at Bay

    Apollo Bay residents would have hoped their two hours of allowed exercise on the first day of lockdown 5.0 coincided with a reported whale sighting off the coast of the Bay.

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  • No visitors at care centres

    Hospitals and care facilities have again closed to visitors as part of the latest COVID-19 state lockdown.

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