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  • Shires share works ideas

    A Colac field day showcased the latest products and services for council maintenance teams from a range of municipalities across the state.

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  • Charity duo share yarns

    An impromptu speech from two Cancer Council workers at a Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser has shared an insight into the importance of community support in changing cancer patients’ lives.

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  • Police suspect car fire was a targeted attack

    Fire has gutted a car in a Colac street in what police believe is a targeted attack.

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  • Discussion to address hoon fears

    Barwon south-west residents can share their concerns about hooning in their community at an upcoming engagement session.

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  • Healthcare workers honoured

    With a combined 75 years of working at Colac Area Health between them, staff members Lyn Missen and Gayle Harrington-Smith have received well-earned recognition.

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  • Bay bottle-o eager to open

    A BWS liquor shop could open at Apollo Bay in time for the busy summer period as the community resists laying down the welcome mat for the booze chain at a prominent site in the seaside village.

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  • Wastewater overflow near Marengo beach

    Barwon Water re-opened beach access at the southern end of Marengo yesterday after “accidental discharge of partially treated wastewater” impacted the area this week.

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  • Non-voters must explain their absence

    Non-voters have a deadline to explain why they failed to show up to November’s State Election.

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