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  • Mining application attracts concerns

    AN APOLLO Bay man says he is “majorly concerned” about a mining company’s plans to explore the region for resources.

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  • Colac district workers have high health risk

    A SURVEY has found a majority of Colac district workers are at risk of developing type two diabetes.

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  • Colac district chefs impress at soup fest

    COLAC and district cooks have scooped awards at the annual Otway Soup Fest yesterday.

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  • Tourists choose Colac district despite snow season

    COLAC and district’s tourism sector has defied a strong start to the snow season, with visitors streaming in for the Queen’s Birthday long weekend.

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  • Hospital chief backs community boards

    COLAC Area Health has stood by its community-based board structure as the best way to deliver health services.

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  • School principal laments political games

    A COLAC school principal says he is sick of politicians using education as a “political football”.

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  • Wage rise impact tipped to be small

    A COLAC financial counsellor says a $19.40 wage rise for Colac’s lowest-paid workers will make a small impact.

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  • Waste initiative helps Winchelsea

    WINCHELSEA Lions Club is leading the way with recycling initiatives and turning waste paper into community funds.

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