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  • Investigations into cruel roo shooting

    A callous crossbow attack on a kangaroo at Winchelsea has shocked environmental authorities, who are now calling for witnesses to come forward.

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  • Mayor welcomes roadmap

    Colac Otway Shire’s mayor says the State Government’s COVID-19 reopening roadmap is a tough but sensible decision by the state’s Premier, while a Colac business leader says it is a double-edged sword.

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  • Wind turbines start rising up near Simpson

    Progress at the BayWa r.e. Ferguson Wind Farm is underway, after the installation of wind turbine generators at the site started.

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  • Mayor calls for positive approach

    Colac Otway Shire mayor Jason Schram has encouraged the community to stay positive and reach out for support in the wake of the State Government’s COVID-19 restrictions roadmap.

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  • ALC welcomes back workers

    Australian Lamb Company’s afternoon boning shift is back in business after 102 employees received DHHS clearance to leave quarantine.

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  • Support Colac eateries during online concert

    A night of free musical entertainment from some of Colac’s brightest stars will aim to support Colac food businesses this weekend.

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  • Council approves tower at Birregurra sports ground

    A mobile phone tower at Birregurra is just waiting on the final okay from the town’s recreation reserve and the State Government.

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  • Charity chair and volunteer stands for election

    Financial planner and health board member Max Arnott has thrown his hat into the ring for Colac Otway Shire Council’s upcoming election.

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