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  • Grimley backs dying law changes

    A proposed amendment to voluntary dying legislation would allow doctors to use telehealth to conduct euthanasia appointments.

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  • Retail developments pushing ahead

    Two major Colac retail developments are taking shape.

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  • Carbon storage research project progresses

    An Otways research facility has finished field operations of a major underground carbon storage project and will now begin testing the effectiveness of its new method.

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  • High-quality cattle on offer

    An 800-head penning of high-quality cattle are expected to go under the hammer at Colac’s store cattle sale today.

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  • Colac entrance signs would cost $50k

    Colac entry signs would cost $50,000, budget documents show.

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  • Chin community plan on hold

    Hundreds of people from Melbourne’s Chin community are still keen to live and work in Colac, a spokesperson says.  

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  • Survey results coming

    Apollo Bay’s biggest need is for permanent housing and people are considering moving away because of the lack of long-term rentals, community members say.

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  • Free workshops to boost skills, sustainability

    Corangamite Shire Council has launched two workshop series, to upskill jobseekers and educate residents about environmental sustainability.

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