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  • Colac sirens honour fallen police

    As sirens wailed across Colac Wednesday evening, emergency responders and community members paused to pay their respects.

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  • Colac kindergarten floods again

    Emergency responders have warned a new Colac kindergarten playground needs work, or it could continue flooding.

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  • MP angry at ABN grant crack

    Polwarth MP Richard Riordan says some businesses are being knocked back from State Government small business grants because of their ABN numbers.

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  • Deadly stretch claiming more wildlife

    A wildlife carer is renewing her calls to drop the speed limit of the Great Ocean Road near Marengo, following the death of three wallabies in one week.

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  • Colac bat numbers drop further

    Bats numbers at the Colac Botanic Gardens have dropped from the thousands to the hundreds, according to Colac Otway Shire Council’s latest count.

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  • Rubbish rethink from coronavirus

    Households are producing more waste because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but the crisis could kickstart a new wave of sustainability in Colac Otway.

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  • “Too early” to delay elections: council

    Colac Otway Shire Council says it’s too early to consider delaying councillor elections, after Victoria’s local government body floated the idea with the State Government.

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  • Special meeting for budget and waste contract

    Colac Otway Shire Council will look at a new waste contract and consider putting its draft budget to the people at a special council meeting.

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