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  • Childcare providers confident in Colac sector

    Colac childcare providers expect the local sector to comfortably transition back to its previous funding model as coronavirus support measures wind back from next month.

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  • Auditor’s report finds expensive errors in state road safety scheme

    Polwarth MP Richard Riordan has blasted on the State Government’s handling of its wire rope barriers scheme, after a damning auditor-general’s report found it would fail to deliver its reported safety benefits, had blown over budget and had glaring administrative oversights that would cause ongoing problems.

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  • Weight is finally over

    Colac and district gyms will reopen today after COVID-19 forced them to close doors in March.

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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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