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  • Bright idea for formerly drab teapots

    A Camperdown artist’s journey with alcohol inks has culminated in a tea-riffic, colourful exhibition of up-cycled artworks.

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  • Shot shortage making clinic tough to plan

    Colac Area Health chief Fiona Brew says the health service is planning its COVID-19 vaccine clinics week by week due to supply shortages.

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  • Expert advice for Cobden traders

    The Cobden Business Network has appointed a marketing specialist who the group hopes will help local businesses flourish and weather the storm of COVID-19.

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  • No loss for council

    A decision to pull out of a WorkCover insurance scheme has helped Colac Otway Shire Council avoid the fallout of the scheme’s collapse.

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  • Warm welcome for new chief

    Colac Otway Shire’s mayor has welcomed the council’s newly appointed boss and thanked its outgoing chief.
    The council appointed Anne Howard as its new chief executive last week.

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  • Council to investigate floods in Colac streets

    Colac Otway Shire Council says work to investigate the cause of flooding in two Colac residential streets will take place in the coming weeks.

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  • Twinnies’ tale told at COPACC

    A new colourful, interactive and engaging exhibition has opened at Colac’s arts centre, featuring a tale about a pair of wildlife rescuers with links to Colac.

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  • Support as farmers navigate retirement

    A pioneering Colac Otway farming retirement project is looking for mentors to help connect the district’s farmers with community services.

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