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  • Ratepayers hit with costly road fix

    Colac Otway Shire Council will use Mooleric Road as a case study for what not to do with future road constructions.

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  • Youngsters request more local entertainment

    Colac Otway Shire’s youth want more social discos, dance and music events to be held in the shire for young people.

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  • Treasured bears in trusted hands

    Winchelsea resident Carole Blake says it’s a privilege to be trusted to care for and restore much loved teddy bears.

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  • Settling into Winchelsea

    When Lorraine and Brian Stubbs stopped in Winchelsea for a coffee, they knew they’d found their new home.

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  • Inspired teen establishes stud

    “It’s just really fun going out into the ring, and being with them and caring for them for so long, you get to form a really good bond with them.”

    At just 13 years old, Summer Kelly’s drive and ambition extends well beyond her years.

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  • Example of the entrance to Urgent Care at the Colac Hospital

    Doctor shortage the ‘new normal’

    Colac is in the grips of potentially its worst doctor shortage, with no reprieve expected this year.

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  • Apollo Bay rallies against seismic testing

    Otway Coastal Environment Action Network’s campaign to raise awareness of seismic testing for offshore oil and gas attracted about 250 people in Apollo Bay yesterday.

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  • Hunt for restaurant thieves

    Police are on the hunt for two offenders who allegedly stole around $3000 worth of goods after breaking into an Apollo Bay Chinese restaurant over the weekend.

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