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  • Rough path will be fixed

    Coastal residents say they avoid using an Apollo Bay walking path since its resurfacing, while Colac Otway Shire Council says a fix is on the way.

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  • Generational health study

    The parents of newborns at Camperdown can now take part in an innovative project aiming to improve child and adult health and wellbeing across the state.

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  • Drug trial win for district vet

    Travelling to developing countries for work had always given Port Campbell’s Peter Younis an appreciation for Australia’s medical system.

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  • Can City take next step?

    “The goal is still to win a premiership and with the squad we’ve got I think we’ll be right up there again.”

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  • Vax rate to hit 80 per cent

    Colac Otway is on track to reach 80-per-cent vaccination coverage in time for restrictions easing this week, while its caseload is on the way down.

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  • Business awards showcase depth of talent

    Colac Chamber of Commerce says its recent business excellence awards show the depth of talent in the local business community.

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  • Bridge in planning stages

    A new bridge at Chapple Vale is still in planning, three months after Corangamite Shire Council declared it an emergency project.

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  • Breast self-examination is key

    With nine Australians dying from breast cancer every day, Colac GP Dr Anne McGuane says self-examination and regular screening are the best ways to detect breast cancer early.

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