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  • Six-month allowance for backyard caravans and camping

    Colac Otway residents will be able to let people camp in their back yards for up to six months of the year under a proposed change to the council’s local laws.

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  • Free fitness kick for local footy community

    The delivery of a mental health fitness program will educate young Colac district footballers, umpires and their support networks on the importance of mental health in sport and life.

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  • Push-up performance among state’s best

    The Winchelsea Health Club has earned recognition as one of the top five health and fitness teams in Victoria to complete this year’s Push-Up Challenge in support of Lifeline.

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  • Betty comes into the light

    A Stony Rises woman’s story of post-traumatic stress, struggle, home and renewal will make its world premiere in a documentary directed and produced by a Barwon Downs filmmaker.

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  • Roads rate low in council survey results

    Corangamite Shire residents have rated their council highly in the areas of customer service and community engagement, but say the council needs to lift its game on roads.

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  • Life changes through the lens

    Life has become very different for Amber Noseda since she started looking at it through a lens.

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  • Phone fines from cams

    Victoria’s new road safety cameras are now issuing fines for seatbelt and mobile phone offences.

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  • School zones return today

    Motorists should be aware that school speed zones are back in force from this morning.

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