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Youth funding fight continues
COLAC AREA HEALTH officials are continuing the fight to renew funding for a youth development worker.
Winchelsea walk in honour of war heroes
WINCHELSEA will have a new walk to honour Australia’s 64 Victoria Cross recipients, including Winchelsea’s Albert Jacka.
Gun club to appeal permit’s rejection
FRUSTRATED Winchelsea Gun Club members will make a tribunal appeal after Surf Coast Shire Council refused permission to build new facilities.
Asbestos all-clear as Apollo Bay clean-up finished
APOLLO BAY’S foreshore is clear of asbestos after the Environment Protection Authority issued clean-up notices for contaminated soil at the shore.
Rebranding for fitness centre
COLAC OTWAY Shire Council will spend $7000 of its multi-million-dollar Bluewater Fitness Centre redevelopment budget creating a new logo.
$1.2-million upgrade boosts Colac school
COLAC’S Sacred Heart Primary School has received a $1.06-million Federal Government grant to redevelop its staff and administration areas to meet the growing school’s needs.
Rate cut gives buyers incentive to purchase
A COLAC real estate agent says the Reserve Bank’s decision to cut interest rates to a record low presents an exciting opportunity for property buyers.
Landowners waiting for wastewater plan result
OTWAYS landowners who have been unable to gain permits to build on their properties since 2012 should know by mid-year if a new wastewater plan will help them.
