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Otways burnoffs continue
Forest burnoffs are continuing across the Otway region as forest managers make the most of autumn weather.
Letters to the Editor
Today’s letters warn of the risks of allowing camping on riversides, concerns about high borrowing rates, and commemorating the Rats of Tobruk.
Ocean skills centre could boost feamle leadership
A proposed ocean safety skills centre at Apollo Bay would encourage female leadership role models and make Victoria the “surf education state”, organisers say.
Endangered bandicoots arrive at Apollo Bay
Six endangered southern brown bandicoots have arrived at their new home at Apollo Bay’s Wildlife Wonders.
Quiet fire season finishes
Colac district’s assistant chief fire officer Craig Brittain has thanked the community for their diligence and vigilance during the fire danger period that ended yesterday.
Colac generosity on show
Colac residents have dug deep to contribute $24,926 to the Good Friday Appeal.
Fume inquiries continue
A woman who was airlifted to hospital following a suspected chlorine leak at Apollo Bay’s indoor pool has recovered, while inquiries into the incident are continuing.
Consultation on future of Australia Day
Colac Otway residents will be able to put forward their views on the future of Australia Day festivities in the shire, with councillors voting to consult the community on the matter.