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  • Residents help shape council’s strategy

    Corangamite Shire Council is asking residents to help shape the council’s new Environment and Sustainability Strategy.

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  • Hearing impairment shaped Yusuf’s path

    Colac’s newest sound audiologist says he entered the field to help make a difference after dealing with a hearing impairment since birth.

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  • Variety excites Elise in new role

    For livestock agent Elise Strang, no two days are ever the same.

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  • Naming choices unveiled for new Bay group

    Two emerging community leaders are now part of a seven-person panel to form Apollo Bay’s new action group as they ramp up proceedings to launch the entity. 

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  • Roads head wishlist for the state budget

    Better roads, a childcare facility and more social and affordable housing are some of the items on the Colac Otway Shire Council’s wish list for the upcoming state budget. 

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  • Visitors to Twelve Apostles could face entry fee

    The Great Ocean Road Coast and Parks Authority is not ruling out an entry fee for visitors or locals visiting the Twelve Apostles, but it won’t be $150.

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  • Museums Victoria unable to protect footprints

    An Apollo Bay couple has documented more than 1000 dinosaur fossil footprints near Skenes Creek, but Museums Victoria says it isn’t involved in protecting them.

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  • Law education for Colac community

    Law Week events in Colac have provided community members with legal advice and support.

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