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  • Grants for boat facilities

    Applications are open for a $3-million state grants program to improve boating infrastructure or to dredge waterways.

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  • District farms to open their gates

    Colac district dairy farmers will open their properties this week for field days to share their dairying insights.

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  • National flock is bouncing back

    Australia’s sheep flock will hit 78.75 million this year, the highest since 2007.

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  • REAL ESTATE PROPERTY OF THE WEEK

    This stylish and brand-new Hamptons-inspired home offers four spacious bedrooms and two bathrooms in an ideal location at 23A Roadknight Street, Birregurra.

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  • Aboriginal matriarch honoured

    Apollo Bay’s Aunty Edna Arnold lived a life of love and devotion for all and strong pride in her Aboriginal heritage.

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  • Gas plans attract anger

    Apollo Bay residents have opposed a gas mining company’s ploy to do seismic tests near the Twelve Apostles, at the company’s information night for the proposed project.

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  • Cypress trees along the Great Ocean Road entering Apollo Bay remind Kevin O’Connell of why he fell in love with the town during regular visits in the 1980s.

    Connected to the coast

    New Apollo Bay Chamber of Commerce leader Kevin O’Connell’s relationship with Apollo Bay has changed since the days when he used cypress trees as shelter after a night on the town.

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  • Tehan supports bank closure Senate inquiry

    Wannon MP Dan Tehan is calling on banks to heed the call of a Senate Committee and stop closing local banks until local councils, businesses and affected customers can submit their concerns to a Senate inquiry.

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