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  • Apollo Bay sand work to resume

    The State Government will complete sand renourishment at Apollo Bay later this month before installing permanent protection infrastructure later this year.

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  • Warrion Flower Show uprooted

    Only war has been able to stop the iconic Warrion Flower Show from blooming in its 120-year history.

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  • Holiday workshops bring hope for Kenyan kids

    Four action-packed days of school holiday workshops will keep Colac and district people active these school holidays while supporting an African children’s charity.

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  • Tourism sector pleads for support to continue

    Great Ocean Road Regional Tourism is urging the Federal Government to extend its JobSeeker program to help keep the tourism industry alive.

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  • Rainforest site opens

    Maits Rest visitor area will reopen to the public tomorrow after the completion of refurbishments to the rainforest boardwalk.

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  • No COVID cancellations at park

    A Colac caravan park manager is pleased the park has no need to stick its hand out for State Government cash to support regional accommodation providers.

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  • Low rainfall depletes local water stocks

    Below-average rainfall this year has caused a drop in Colac’s water storages.

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  • Bouncing back: Colac could ride building boom to COVID recovery

    Another big-ticket Colac building project has council approval and there’s hope a building boom could kickstart the city’s road to COVID-19 recovery.

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