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  • Fines for Colac vaccine protesters

    People who protested vaccine mandates at Colac’s state electorate office have copped thousands of dollars in COVID fines.

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  • Honour for retiring farmer

    Cairnbrae Jerseys’ Alan and Janine Carson have finished their cattle dispersal with stellar results and a life membership, and are looking forward to a coastal retirement.

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  • Toilet treatise on show

    Loo users can have a say on Colac Otway Shire’s first public toilet strategy from today.

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  • Lukewarm reception for warming plan

    Environmentalists said a lack of a new mid-term target, refusal to slow down fossil fuel industries and limited outcomes for regional Australia weighed down a Federal Government net-zero plan and would see the nation fall further behind in the race to address global warming.

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  • MP proposes burying powerlines

    Member for Western Victoria Bev McArthur has reiterated calls to put the powerlines underground following widespread outages in south-west Victoria.

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  • Housing vision for kinder

    Colac Otway Shire Council wants to sell the Apollo Bay Preschool site, with hopes a sale could help with the Bay’s housing crisis.  

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  • Students to regenerate Apollo Bay sites

    Apollo Bay youngsters will work on a environmental regeneration program thanks to a State Government grant.

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  • Council could sell off blocks

    Colac Otway Shire Council could look to sell two of its properties if a report comes back favourable.  

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