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  • Going crazy for crays at Apollo Bay

    Apollo Bay residents have feasted on seafood delights as they stepped in to help after the snap cancellation of an Apollo Bay Seafood Festival event.

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  • Wildlife Wonders set to open

    People will be able to experience the Great Ocean Road region’s unique wildlife in a different way, with a new ecotourism attraction opening its doors.

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  • Pandemic didn’t affect recycling

    A regional waste and recycling chief says the COVID-19 pandemic has had minimal impact on Colac and district recycling.

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  • No injuries after truck hits house

    Lorne residents have been left shocked after a truck crashed into a house, but were relieved to discover nobody was hurt.

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  • Coastal health body prepares for vaccine

    Great Ocean Road Health is working closely with the Department of Health and Barwon south-west public health unit to plan and implement a safe and effective COVID-19 vaccination program for the coastal region.

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  • Snap lockdown hits Colac and district

    How is the latest lockdown hitting Colac and district? Click here for coverage of health, council, schools, business, events and more.

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  • Wedding bells ring just before curfew

    Colac’s Peta Shearer wasn’t expecting to be married by the end of the day when she woke up on Friday morning.

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  • Council to fill data gap at saleyards

    Stock agents remain confident that the loss of a market reporting service will have minimal impact on the Colac Regional Saleyards.

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