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Diesel shortage could hit harvest

Beeac cropping farmer Richard Barclay and his son Hamish are concerned a diesel shortage could affect the region’s grain harvest and distribution.

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by Kate Deppeler December 10, 2012

COLAC district farmers are worried a diesel shortage could interrupt their harvest.

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HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! ❤️ From everyone here at

HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY! ❤️

From everyone here at the Colac Herald we would like to wish all the mothers out there a wonderful Mother's Day.

The Cox family including Sally, Joseph, Nathaniel, Michael, Theo and Caleb treated Mum Rochelle to a delicious breakfast with croissants!

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Over more than a decade of scouting, Colac’s Han

Over more than a decade of scouting, Colac’s Hannah Warton has gained lifelong skills, friends, and memories.

But perhaps the most special of all is the 18-year-old’s recent six-day trip to Canberra for a once in a lifetime camp on the grounds of Government House.

Hannah, a 3rd/4th Colac Scout Group Rover, was among 1400 Scouts from across Australia to attend the first and only Governor General Camp last month.

Click the link in our bio to read about Hannah's experience.

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Hundreds of basketballers have returned to the cou

Hundreds of basketballers have returned to the court for Colac Basketball Association’s winter season.

The Colac Herald's Ben Martin stopped by this week to capture the action.

Don't forget you can purchase any of our photos by dropping into the Herald office or by visiting colacherald.shootproof.com/ and browsing the photo gallery.

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YOUR CHANCE TO SAY THANKS TO LOCAL VOLUNTEERS! Th

YOUR CHANCE TO SAY THANKS TO LOCAL VOLUNTEERS!

The Colac district community wouldn’t be what it is without the tireless volunteers who contribute to making it great.

The Colac Herald’s National Volunteer Week Feature in Wednesday's edition will celebrate our amazing volunteers and we'd like to share your messages of thanks.

If you'd like to thank a local volunteer for all the fantastic work they do, send an email with your message to news@colacherald.com

ANYONE FOR ULTIMATE FRISBEE? 🥏 A local school

ANYONE FOR ULTIMATE FRISBEE? 🥏

A local school teacher and state ultimate frisbee representative is on the lookout for players to bring the sport to Colac.

Trinity College’s Todd Klein has been involved with ultimate frisbee for over a decade since his university days in Ballarat, even getting the chance to represent Victoria at the Australian Masters Ultimate Championships last year.

Similar to American football, points are scored in ultimate frisbee by passing the disc to a teammate in the opposing end zone.

Read the story by clicking the link in our bio.

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New Australian citizen Adhya Yatheskumar says it f

New Australian citizen Adhya Yatheskumar says it feels bittersweet officially becoming an Australian and leaving behind her Kiwi roots.

The 22-year-old and her brother Ananth were two of 13 new Australian citizens welcomed into the community yesterday in a Colac Otway Shire citizenship ceremony.

The 13 citizens, including 10 adults and three children, moved from Mexico, New Zealand, the Philippines, Thailand, India, the United Kingdom and Sri Lanka.

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COLUMN 9 CALL-OUT 📣 Do you have a fun story yo

COLUMN 9 CALL-OUT 📣

Do you have a fun story you'd like to share in Column 9? Let us know at news@colacherald.com and keep reading for the latest feature.

Tuesday's hit-and-run driver was the second offender to kindly leave his bumper at the scene of the crime.

The driver T-boned a woman at Murray and Armstrong streets, but in his hurry to flee the scene he apparently forgot that the detached bumper bore a very important clue — his number plate.

Our thoughts are with the female driver. Luckily, it shouldn’t be hard to bring the rogue motorist to justice.

It follows a separate incident at Colac sports grounds last month, when a driver crashed through fences at Western Oval and Lake Oval.

That alleged offender also did police a big favour, leaving the vehicle’s bumper amid the smashed-up gate at Lake Oval. Police charged the driver not long afterwards.

Let’s hope that dodgy drivers start developing more sense and stay away from behind the wheel in the first place. But if they can’t, they should kindly keep leaving their calling cards.

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