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  • Engineers assess collapsed bridge

    There’s no timeline yet on a fix to a Chapple Vale bridge that collapsed under a truck last week.

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  • Appeal to find calf

    The owner of a calf that went missing from Cobden has appealed for its return.

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  • QR code advice for workplaces

    Colac and district businesses have received a reminder of the importance of QR codes to ensure community safety amid COVID-19.

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  • Red tape delays handover of SES headquarters

    A red tape restriction with a several-hundred-thousand-dollar price tag will likely delay the gifting of Winchelsea’s SES brigade to the volunteer body.

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  • Reports will assess Surf Coast facilities

    The future of two Winchelsea community assets is set to become clearer next month.

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  • Priority shots for aged carers

    Colac, Lorne and Apollo Bay aged-care staff continue to be a priority in the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, but not all of them have received a vaccine.

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  • Time for action: councillor calls to declare worker housing crisis

    Colac Otway Shire Council should declare a worker housing crisis, a coastal councillor says.

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  • COVID package pondered

    A Colac Otway TV campaign, more commerce-boosting projects like WIN A K A Day, a temporary arts officer and a Colac Otway jobs fair – these are some of the things included under proposed spending of Colac Otway Shire Council’s COVID recovery package.

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