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Tiger sticking to his role

Colac Tiger Jono Filice is relishing his role as a back-up midfielder, while coach Matt Gibson is thrilled with his “selfless acts”.

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by Aidan Fawkes May 20, 2011

JONO Filice is a player who Colac Tigers coach Matt Gibson loves to have at his disposal.

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Colac Fire Brigade captain Daniel Williams is not

Colac Fire Brigade captain Daniel Williams is not happy with the proposed plans for the Lake Colac foreshore, which would force the brigade to relocate its training track.

Colac Otway Shire Council has endorsed a draft Colac Botanic Gardens master plan and is seeking community feedback before it goes back to the council for approval.

The draft plan includes the removal of the Colac Fire Brigade running track where the district’s firemen and women have trained for decades, with the Central Reserve Master Plan, adopted in 2022, allocating space for a CFA training facility.

Click the link in our bio to read Daniel's thoughts.

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LIGHTNING PREMIERSHIP ⚡️ Tomorrow's Colac Her

LIGHTNING PREMIERSHIP ⚡️

Tomorrow's Colac Herald features a double page spread of junior sport photos from last week's netball lightning premiership.

Here's a sneak peak of some of the photos that you can see in tomorrow's paper.

Seventy-eight community organisations, clubs, even

Seventy-eight community organisations, clubs, event organisers and businesses across Colac Otway Shire have shared in $311,500 worth of grants.

Colac’s Second Sea Scouts received a $10,000 grant to replace their stairs and improve storage in the scout’s hall, and Riley and Raya Johnson were very happy scouts when they heard the news.

Click the link in our bio to read what other organisations, clubs, event organisers and businesses received funding.

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Trinity College Colac work experience students Pop

Trinity College Colac work experience students Poppy Holland and Austin Atkins have spent a week at the Colac Herald and have shared their thoughts on their roles with readers.

Poppy and Austin also interviewed other students about their experience and future career possibilities.

Click the link in our bio to read their story.

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Last week the Colac Herald farewelled our photogra

Last week the Colac Herald farewelled our photographer Joel King! 📸

Joel has spent the past two and a half years photographing people, events and sports around the district. We will miss Joel so much but wish him luck for his next adventure!

Check out this video showcasing just some of the things Joel has taken photos of in the past two and a half years!

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Memories of traumatic experiences sit around almos

Memories of traumatic experiences sit around almost every corner of Apollo Bay for Colin Cooper.

After three decades as a policeman, the toll of attending many deaths and traumatic events such as horrific car fatalities, suicides, workplace related deaths, violent assaults and drownings finally caught up with him in 2022 and he retired from the Victoria Police Force.

Colin is currently training to tackle the Kokoda Trek in August to raise the awareness of PTSD.

Read Colin's story in today's Colac Herald.

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Western Eagles netballer Edwina Harrington made a

Western Eagles netballer Edwina Harrington made a splash in her A Grade debut in Colac district netball, helping the side to a one-goal win over Otway Districts at Irrewillipe Recreation Reserve on Saturday.

Grab a copy of today’s Herald to read the latest news and sports updates from around the district.

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