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  • Meat processors hoping for a lift in restrictions

    There’s still no word on when Victorian meat processors can ramp up their production capacities as they tick deeper into spring, but an announcement could be coming on Sunday.

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  • Gstrein seeks sixth term

    Incumbent Camperdown councillor Ruth Gstrein will stand for a sixth term, which would extend her time in office past 20 years.

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  • Active case numbers topple

    Colac Otway has just two active COVID-19 cases.

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  • Five active COVID-19 case in Colac Otway

    Active COVID-19 case numbers continue to fall in Colac Otway Shire, halving in the past two days.

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  • Seat switch proves illegal

    Boozy musical chairs, a silly switcheroo, or the mad hatter’s tea party on wheels – either way, changing places will likely cost an allegedly sloshed P-plater more than just his driver’s licence.

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  • A chance to help others

    Cressy’s Max Clark is putting his hand up for Colac Otway Shire Council.

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  • Virus to hit dental wait times

    An Australian Dental Association professor expects public dental wait times to “blow out” in six months’ time when the true impacts of the coronavirus pandemic are truly seen in the statistics.

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  • Mayor bids farewell to position

    Cr Jason Schram shares his final mayoral column as Colac Otway Shire Council heads into caretaker period.

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