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Sacred Heart shows top tennis skills

SACRED Heart Primary School pupils showed they had the qualities to be the next Lleyton Hewitt or Sam Stosur after winning their sixth interschool tennis shield.

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by Ben Martin December 19, 2011

SACRED Heart Primary School pupils showed they had the qualities to be the next Lleyton Hewitt or Sam Stosur after winning their sixth interschool tennis shield.

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Pelican Rise’s Paul Meade says the first feed ef

Pelican Rise’s Paul Meade says the first feed efficiency test results for his Limousin herd will lead to smarter breeding decisions, with more positive outcomes on the horizon.

Earlier this year, Paul and his father Chris began conducting feed efficiency tests on their Limousin herd, in conjunction with North American precision livestock company Vytelle.

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Discussions about Colac’s need for a new basketb

Discussions about Colac’s need for a new basketball ring led Chris Potter and Nick Hay to give it their best shot.

A basketball court with fresh lines, new asphalt and a hoop ring has been delivered along Lake Colac’s foreshore, with the finishing touches of the project completed last week.

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When ex-serviceman David Bennett stands at Colac’s Remembrance Day service today, he will take the time to remember those who did not return.

Originally a Stonyford boy, David’s journey with the armed forces began 25 years ago when he joined on August 31, 1999.

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