Here is what is making news for May 26, 2025.========================Anglesea residents are being invited to help shape the town’s future through a new community plan supported by the Surf Coast Shire.

Locals can share their ideas in person at the Anglesea Bowling Club on June 18, or online at yoursay.surfcoast.vic.gov.au until June 24.
================================================The Colac Area Health Annual Golf Day has been deemed a success with 23 teams competing in the much-loved event.

Colac Area Health's Ami Hillage says the day was aided by some beautiful weather at the Colac golf course.========================
========================A Camperdown woman will face court again on Monday after being arrested during police raids last Friday.

The 24year old was picked up at a Dawson Street property on 10 outstanding warrants.

A small amount of cannabis, ammunition, and a suspected stolen motorbike were also found at the scene. 
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========================Seven people, including four children, have been taken to hospital after a serious crash at Mount Moriac.

Emergency services were called to the intersection of Reservoir Road and Cape Otway Road just after 9:30 Saturday morning.
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========================150 people lined the streets and sirens bellowed along  the streets of Colac last Friday - in protest of the Emergency Services Volunteer Fund.

Colac Fire Brigade Captain Dan Williams says it was a fantastic turnout from Colac and surrounding brigades.
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========================Farmers in Corangamite Shire have cautiously welcomed a new $15.9 million drought relief package announced by the State Government.

The funding will expand infrastructure grants across 24 drought-affected areas, including 13 new regions. 
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========================Meat & Livestock Australia has announced Sarah Strachan as its new General Manager of Research, Development and Adoption.

Ms Strachan will oversee MLA’s $175 million investment into on-farm and off-farm R&D, as well as adoption services across the red meat supply chain. 
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========================AND IN SPORTBirregurra has claimed top spot on the CDFNL Football ladder after a 91 point smashing of Apollo Bay.

Birregurra kicked 16 goals, 24, 120, to Apollo Bay's 4 goals, 5, 29.

Liam Mills was named best on ground after a seven-goal haul.
================================================The Colac Tigers are back in business, thumping Lara by 101 points on Saturday.

The Tigers kicked 17 goals, 17, 119 to Lara's 2 goals, 6, 18.

Jonathan Simpkin kicked four goals, and Cooper Hayes 3, while Jarryn McCormack was named best on ground for Colac.
================================================In Hampden Football League's action -

The Cobden Bombers put up a good fight against the Warrnambool Blues going down by 14 points.

While Camperdown suffered a 21 point loss to Portland.========================

Here is what is making news for May 26, 2025.========================Anglesea residents are being invited to help shape the town&rsquo;s future through a new community plan supported by the Surf Coast Shire. Locals can share their ideas in person at the Anglesea Bowling Club on June 18, or online at&nbsp;<a href="http://yoursay.surfcoast.vic.gov.au/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://yoursay.surfcoast.vic.gov.au&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1748218781472000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0h4fYMTJ8PaB3PexP9pcP2">yoursay.surfcoast.vic.gov.au</a>&nbsp;until June 24. ================================================The Colac Area Health Annual Golf Day has been deemed a success with 23 teams competing in the much-loved event. Colac Area Health's Ami Hillage says the day was aided by some beautiful weather at the Colac golf course.======================== ========================A Camperdown woman will face court again on Monday after being arrested during police raids last Friday. The 24year old was picked up at a Dawson Street property on 10 outstanding warrants. A small amount of cannabis, ammunition, and a suspected stolen motorbike were also found at the scene.&nbsp; ======================== ========================Seven people, including four children, have been taken to hospital after a serious crash at Mount Moriac. Emergency services were called to the intersection of Reservoir Road and Cape Otway Road just after 9:30 Saturday morning. ======================== ========================150 people lined the streets and sirens bellowed along &nbsp;the streets of Colac last Friday - in protest of the Emergency Services Volunteer Fund. Colac Fire Brigade Captain Dan Williams says it was a fantastic turnout from Colac and surrounding brigades. ======================== ========================Farmers in Corangamite Shire have cautiously welcomed a new $15.9 million drought relief package announced by the State Government. The funding will expand infrastructure grants across 24 drought-affected areas, including 13 new regions.&nbsp; ======================== ========================Meat &amp; Livestock Australia has announced Sarah Strachan as its new General Manager of Research, Development and Adoption. Ms Strachan will oversee MLA&rsquo;s $175 million investment into on-farm and off-farm R&amp;D, as well as adoption services across the red meat supply chain.&nbsp; ======================== ========================AND IN SPORTBirregurra has claimed top spot on the CDFNL Football ladder after a 91 point smashing of Apollo Bay. Birregurra kicked 16 goals, 24, 120, to Apollo Bay's 4 goals, 5, 29. Liam Mills was named best on ground after a seven-goal haul. ================================================The Colac Tigers are back in business, thumping Lara by 101 points on Saturday. The Tigers kicked 17 goals, 17, 119 to Lara's 2 goals, 6, 18. Jonathan Simpkin kicked four goals, and Cooper Hayes 3, while Jarryn McCormack was named best on ground for Colac. ================================================In Hampden Football League's action - The Cobden Bombers put up a good fight against the Warrnambool Blues going down by 14 points. While Camperdown suffered a 21 point loss to Portland.========================

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