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  • Please collect your wheels

    Colac police want to return a bicycle to its rightful owner.

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  • Apollo Bay pushes to deter surge in visitors

    An Apollo Bay business leader has encouraged coastal residents to remain kind during the coronavirus pandemic and told people to avoid unessential travel to the town.

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  • Semi-permanent residents return to Wye River

    Wye River’s General Store manager says the town has had an increase in semi-permanent residents returning to self-isolate or quarantine at their holiday homes during the coronavirus
    pandemic.

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  • Apollo Bay getaways postponed

    The coronavirus pandemic has forced the Apollo Bay Chamber of Commerce to postpone its offer of free accommodation to volunteer firefighters.

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  • Gardens café gets green light

    Colac’s botanic café will reopen its doors after receiving the thumbs up from the community, with new proprietor Teghan Fraser indicating she was keen to get started.

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  • Beach closures deter visitors

    Surf Coast Shire Council says its decision to close beaches and nearby access roads and car parks will deter people from gathering in the public areas.

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  • New police powers, but no fines so far

    Keep exercising, but keep the groups no bigger than two, Colac police are advising.

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  • Authorities ignite 140-hectare bush burn

    Firefighters have ignited a 140-hectare burnoff south of Colac as they continue the region’s autumn program of planned burns.

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