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  • Busy weekend for Colac police

    Police are appealing for information following the theft of a motor vehicle from a property near Simpson, while a 38-year-old male has been charged after allegedly burgling a Colac home and stealing two motor vehicles in two separate incidents.

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  • Bay could rejuvenate rare bird breed

    Jane Buckingham’s keen interest in Gang-gang cockatoos could lead to Apollo Bay becoming a hotspot for birdwatchers eager to see them in the wild.

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  • BMX TRACK HOPE: Council to consider support for BMX club, report

    Colac could be one step closer to a BMX facility in the city, if a Colac Otway Shire councillor’s proposal is supported at this week’s council meeting.

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  • Olivia evolves with sanctuary

    Wildlife Wonders was just another paddock with cows on it for Olivia Swain during her regular treks into Apollo Bay from her family’s Hordern Vale farm where she grew up.

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  • A passion for food and conservation

    Combining a passion of food and conservation is what Julia Malcolm loves most about what she can bring to the table at Wildlife Wonders.

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  • Explore the wonders of the Otways’ soul

    Now is the perfect time for locals to find out what being in the heart of Otways was once like.

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  • Year 12 Countdown series – Josie Robbins Amatneiks

    Colac Secondary College Year 12 student Josie Robbins Amatneiks says she’s as ready as she’ll ever be for her upcoming exams.

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  • Mechanical fault to blame

    A mechanical issue on a freight train is to blame for boom gates remaining down at Colac’s Queen Street for more than three hours on Wednesday.

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