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Riders crash event website

Competitors in the men’s solo category at the Forrest Six-Hour mountain bike marathon start steadily in calm weather, before wind set in.

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by Ben Martin July 29, 2011

MORE than 1000 riders flocked to enter a new Forrest mountain bike festival and crashed the event’s website in the process.

Tags: Mountain bike riding

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It’s been 20 years since Deb Chant helped lead t

It’s been 20 years since Deb Chant helped lead the charge for Birregurra to become the first Victorian town to ban plastic bags.

To celebrate the two-decade milestone, Deb has created a commemorative postcard while Birregurra CWA members have printed calico bags.

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ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN! Head to www.colacchristmas

ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN!

Head to www.colacchristmaslights.com.au to register your festive lights.
Stay tuned for the Christmas Light map that will be published on December 9.

Exciting news for Colac Otway sports fans! We're t

Exciting news for Colac Otway sports fans! We're thrilled to welcome Michael Chambers as the Colac Herald’s new sports photographer. 📸

With years of experience and a Victorian Country Press Association Award under his belt, Michael is passionate about capturing the action and excitement of local sport.

Expect to see more action-packed photos of your favourite teams and athletes in the Colac Herald. So, the next time you're at a game, keep an eye out for Michael and say hello!

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Twenty-five days, 211 kilometres, 288,125 steps, a

Twenty-five days, 211 kilometres, 288,125 steps, and more than $1000 raised.

With community spirit behind her, Colac’s Stephanie Phipps has taken to the streets in rain, hail and shine this month to walk for epilepsy.

#colacherald #walkforepilepsy #epilepsyfoundation #epilepsy

It’s starting to get a little bit spooky across

It’s starting to get a little bit spooky across the city.

Haunted homes and businesses have started popping up in Colac ahead of Halloween on Thursday.

Have you got a great spooky snap, or a horribly haunted home? Let us know at news@colacherald.com

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