Employment


  • Couple fighting to stay in Australia

    Colac couple Shengxing Huang and Xuezhen “Sue” Qiu are fighting to stay in Australia.

    A COLAC couple is fighting to stay in Australia after officials ruled one of them was too old and had insufficient English skills to earn permanent residency.

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  • $1m upgrade to create timber jobs

    Minister for Manufacturing David Hodgett, left, and AKD's Shane Vicary.

    ONE of Colac’s biggest employers has announced a $1-million project which will create more than a dozen full-time jobs.

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  • Unity could bring ‘massive’ opportunities

    Business expert Aurel Dessewffy is encouraging business, community and levels of government to work together and help Colac and district reach its potential.

    A BUSINESS expert says the Colac region has “massive” opportunities if businesses, community and bureaucracy listen to each other and work together.

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  • Army career excites teenager

    Army recruit Ashlee Williamson with Colac Returned Services League manager Bryan Hunt.

    COLAC’S Ashlee Williamson could be in a war zone next year but she says she is excited for a career in the army.

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  • Receiver confirms truck jobs lost

    Receivers 
confirmed 65 Colac people lost their jobs as part of the collapse of truck company Wettenhalls.

    WETTENHALLS Group’s receivers have confirmed 65 Colac people lost their jobs as part of the truck company’s collapse.

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  • Trucker denies Colac job losses

    A buyer has snapped up part of the Wettenhalls Group but a cloud remains over the company's Colac business.

    TRUCK company Wettenhalls has rejected union claims about job losses from its Colac depot.

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  • Sixty-five trucking jobs at risk

    Chris Fennell

    TRUCK company Wettenhalls’ new owners could slash 65 jobs from Colac’s depot.

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  • Twelve Apostles luxury hotel plan

    Baillie Lodges' Southern Ocean Lodge at Kangaroo Island.

    A LUXURY hotel company and a shire council say a planned $20 million resort on the Great Ocean Road would create jobs in the region.

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