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  • Beach closed for work due to storm damage

    Parts of Wye River beach are closed to the public and authorities will renourish eroded sand dunes for the second time in a month following storm damage.

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  • Coast resort tensions rise

    Lawyers for Princetown wetlands activists have written to Corangamite Shire Council, raising concerns that builders breached permit conditions to access a development site.

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  • Crash triggers warning

    Colac police have advised motorists to pay attention to traffic control signs and slow down in unfamiliar areas after a collision this week. Emergency services attended a traffic collision on the corner of Colac’s Grant Street and Pollack Street on Wednesday just after 1pm. “The offending vehicle travelling on Grant Street heading north towards the […]

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  • Youth worker dives into role

    Colac’s new youth engagement officer Myf Austin-Eames is enjoying integrating herself in the Colac community and building relationships with the district’s youth.

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  • Web advice not admissable

    A Warncoort speeder who planned to defend himself against the charge at court has backflipped and pleaded guilty.

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  • Visits back on the agenda

    Colac Area Health has welcomed back visitors to its aged-care and hospital wards under eased COVID-19 restrictions.

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  • Events mark library shift

    The Geelong Regional Library Corporation will host a range of events and activities to celebrate the transition of Colac Otway Shire’s libraries to the corporation.

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  • No serious injuries in district crashes

    No one was seriously injured in either of two Colac district car crashes earlier this week, paramedics say.

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