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  • Office workers fill Bulla staff shortages

    Bulla Dairy Foods is redeploying office staff to assist with production amid staff shortages due to the COVID-19 outbreak.

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  • Action against seismic testing

    Forty people have marched down Apollo Bay’s main street in protest of seismic testing.

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  • Huge haul from glass bins

    Colac Otway residents have recycled 52 tonnes of glass since the October 2021 roll-out of purple “glass-only” bins.

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  • Worker issues remain acute

    A worker and accommodation shortage has left Apollo Bay businesses overwhelmed during their busiest season.

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  • Vegie thieves caught on tape

    Thieves have stolen more than $1000 worth of fresh produce from an honesty stall at Yeo, but security cameras are helping catch offenders.

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  • PCR test demand easing

    Demand for COVID-19 PCR testing in Colac has declined and changes to close contact rules mean more essential workers will be able to attend work even if they are close contacts of a positive COVID-19 case.

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  • Solar investment saves money

    Colac water supply business owner Jack Barclay wanted to save money on power bills while reducing carbon emissions but wasn’t exactly sure where to start.

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  • Council office opens after virus closures

    Colac Otway Shire Council’s customer service centre has reopened its doors after COVID-19 outbreaks caused it to shut this week.

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