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  • Council rates costs jobs, union says

    Rate capping has cost more than a score of jobs in Colac Otway Shire, a trade union says.

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  • Diamond couple enjoy celebration

    It was a diamond celebration for Lorne’s Mary and Doug Stirling when they celebrated 60 years of marriage.

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  • Colourful swimming day

    Trinity College Colac students decked themselves out in their team colours for their annual swimming sport day.

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  • Masks off at more places

    People will no longer have to wear masks in the office, supermarket, or hospitality venues, as mandatory mask rules ease just in time for the weekend.

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  • Jam-packed council meeting

    Colac Otway Shire Council will consider selling a former pre-school building at Apollo Bay and inking a long-term lease deal for the Forrest Caravan Park. 

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  • Letters to the editor

    The future of a council-owned site at Apollo Bay, council participation in climate change measures, and the future of the seat of Wannon feature in today’s letters.

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  • Pixar classic screens in Colac

    A classic Pixar cartoon, and a Northern Irish coming-of-age drama open at Colac Cinemas this week.

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  • Get set for country tunes

    Country music fans and dancers will delight in a Country Music Arvo in Colac this weekend.

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