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  • Man pinches food and fuel at Winchelsea

    Police want to speak with a man over stolen number plates and the theft of $100 in food and fuel from Winchelsea’s service station.

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  • Fund Apostles trail: MP

    A Western Victoria Region MP is pushing for the State Government to kick in funding of the Twelve Apostles Trail as part of the region’s COVID-19 recovery.

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  • State extends restrictions on busisnesses

    A Colac business leader says extending coronavirus restrictions will tighten the squeeze on local trade.

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  • Post your votes for by-election

    Camperdown and district voters have until the end of this week to post their votes in their council by-election.

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  • Colac Otway wants to join Geelong’s libraries

    Colac Otway’s libraries could become part of Geelong’s system next year if councillors support a recommendation on Wednesday.

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  • Winch police blitz nabs nearly 20 drivers

    A weekend road safety blitz at Winchelsea has flagged down a score of motorists, with police continuing to target speed across the region.

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  • Call for Winchelsea to split from Surf Coast

    Surf Coast Shire councillor Heather Wellington says it’s time for Winchelsea residents to consider a split from the municipality after the approval of another multi-million-dollar, coast-centric infrastructure project.

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  • No LPG for new Bay service station

    Apollo Bay’s redeveloped service station won’t include an LPG pump, leaving businesses and residents facing the prospect of needing to buy new vehicles unless they drive to Colac to fill up.

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