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  • Federal cash splash benefits district

    Four Colac and district groups have received Federal Government funding in a boost for their volunteer organisations.

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  • South Purrumbete volunteers determined to save community sports ground

    A dedicated group of volunteers are making slow but sure steps to revitalise an old Colac and district recreation reserve.

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  • District market returns

    The Apollo Bay community market will reopen this weekend, after the easing of more coronavirus restrictions on Monday.

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  • 82-per-cent decline in flu cases

    Colac Otway has recorded 23 fewer flu cases than the same time last year, with hygiene awareness and less travel likely contributing to a milder flu season.

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  • Warning for residents after Camperdown gas leak

    Emergency crews warned Camperdown residents to shut all windows and doors and stay inside yesterday as they responded to a gas leak.

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  • Salvos food truck in the works to support Colac’s most vulnerable

    The wheels are turning on a project to provide free meals to those who need them in Colac.

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  • Otways road improvements surging ahead

    Construction crews have finished two out of three new slow vehicle turnout lanes at Forrest-Apollo Bay Road, with the rest of the $10-million upgrade slated to finish this year.

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  • Dredging project nears completion

    A major Apollo Bay Harbour dredging project is 85 per cent complete, with the equivalent of 5300 truckloads of sand pumped out of the
    port.

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