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  • Investment needed for job security

    The Great Ocean Road’s tourism body says the region needs further government infrastructure investment to soften a forecasted blow of thousands of job losses in the coming months.

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  • Councillors target financials

    An audit committee has raised “serious concern” over Colac Otway Shire Council’s future financial sustainability, with a report crediting lower-than-average rate increases.  

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  • Trains still hitting targets

    Warrnambool’s train line continues to hit V-Line’s performance targets, despite reporting a slight drop in its punctuality last month.

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  • More testing of Colac wastewater

    Coronavirus fragments recently detected in Colac wastewater samples have prompted Victorian health officials to test more wastewater.

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  • VR driver’s licence test idea

    Researchers have suggested virtual reality driving simulators for international tourists to obtain a secondary license could become a feature of Australian airports.

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  • Honoured names shine once again

    Coragulac’s Ed Hore says Alvie’s War Memorial at Red Rock is looking much better after some tender loving care.

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  • Apollo Bay pool reopens for schoolkids

    The local community’s campaigning, dedication and fundraising has made a splash at Apollo Bay, with the town’s new indoor pool opening today.

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  • Mentoring high on chamber president’s agenda

    Preparing the next generation of Colac business leaders is front of mind for new commerce chamber president Alex McKenzie.

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