• Plea for older workers

    Sharyn Hughes, 59, says she has struggled to find full-time employment, despite completing TAFE courses.

    A COLAC district woman is calling for more support for older people looking for work.

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  • Music lovers unite at Apollo Bay

    Colac district band Fire Alive is part of the Apollo Bay Music Festival line-up.

    MUSIC lovers will unite at Apollo Bay tonight for the coastal town’s annual music festival.

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  • District dementia cases will soar

    Brain

    THE demand for dementia services in Colac and district is set to soar.

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  • Tuna arrive off Apollo Bay

    Southern-Bluefin-Tuna

    SCHOOLS of southern bluefin tuna have made early appearances off the coast at Apollo Bay.

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  • Warning follows burnoffs

    Firefighters contained a grass fire north-west of Colac after a private burnoff got out of control.

    FIRE authorities have warned landowners to monitor their burnoffs after crews had to control private burnoffs in the Colac district.

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  • Teens help create youth health centre

    Pictured clockwise from left is Colac Area Health youth development worker Emma Warton with Cari Crawford-Provan, Claire Evans, Schayla Macaulay, Josh Smith, Nara Langdon and Jess Layton.

    COLAC’S young people are helping shape the city’s new youth health centre.

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  • Forum to find youth solutions

    studying

    A COMMUNITY forum will aim to find solutions to problems facing Colac’s young people.

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  • Mental health workers stopping work

    Colac Community Mental Health Service’s Kathy Leeson and Colin Carter will stop work in a bid to improve working conditions and mental health funding.

    COLAC mental health workers will rally for increased funding and better working conditions.

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