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  • Call for swimming vests

    A Colac district man wants mandatory life vests for swimmers in a bid to reduce Australia’s drowning toll.

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  • Port Campbell impresses with its friendly nature

    An online travel agency has awarded Port Campbell with the title of Australia’s most welcoming town, thanks to traveller reviews.

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  • Suspended driver fined

    A clinical trial worker who was unaware her driver’s licence was suspended must pay $300 to the court fund.

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  • Prison release for man

    A magistrate has released a man from prison but he must stay away from Geelong if he wants it to stay a free man. 

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  • Untold tale of music legends

    Elvis Presley. Johnny Cash. Roy Orbison. Jerry Lee Lewis. They’re all legends of rock’n’roll, and all owed their careers to producer Sam Phillips of Sun Records.

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  • Corangamite to discuss elections shake-up

    Corangamite Shire Council will have a special meeting on Tuesday to discuss how the council should respond to a review of its election structure.

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  • Apollo Bay’s Steph Goodlet, third mum from the left with daughter Frankie, made the decision to revive the town’s playgroup almost five years ago, and it has been a saviour for young families in the growing coastal town.

    Playgroup unites Apollo Bay parents

    A community driven playgroup with a 40-year history at Apollo Bay has never been so important for young families in the town.

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  • BACK TO SCHOOL at Birregurra

    Birregurra Primary School’s students have had a blast settling back into school life.

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