News

  • Pandemic study’s key findings

    Strong, visible leadership, consistent communication, fostering team-level wellbeing, self-care strategies and community gratitude were key to the health and wellbeing of health service staff during the pandemic.

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  • Origami spreads word

    Colac Area Health’s family and community programs team has showcased its service, while also uniting to highlight Victoria’s homelessness crisis.

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  • Dig in for dignity drive

    Now is the chance to make a small and simple donation that will make a huge impact on the lives of women and girls in need.

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  • World premiere hits Geelong

    Geelong Arts Centre will host the world premiere of Hells Gates, a new Australian story from the Green Room award-winning team of storymakers at The Space Company.

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  • Letters to the editor

    The Voice to Parliament, the future of the NDIS and the cancellation of the Commonwealth Games feature in today’s letters

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  • Race going down to the wire

    Only 10 votes separate the top four players on Colac district football’s coaches’ MVP leaderboard with three rounds remaining, as a star Swan returns to the lead.

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  • Dental wait times plummet in Colac

    The average waiting time for public general dental care in Colac is the lowest it’s been in a decade.

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  • Owner must remove burnt car

    Road authorities say it is up to the owner to remove a burnt-out vehicle which has sat idle on the busy Skenes Creek Road between Forrest and Apollo Bay for more than a month.

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