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Lions coach hunt continues

Forrest coach Justin Bliss says his three-week suspension will not affect the top side’s form as it prepares for finals.

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by Ben Martin October 4, 2013

FORREST Football Club is continuing a “slow process” to find a replacement for former premiership coach Justin Bliss.

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Happy New Year from the Colac Herald team!

Happy New Year from the Colac Herald team!

PEOPLE'S PICS TO FAREWELL 2024 📸 Anne Murnane

PEOPLE'S PICS TO FAREWELL 2024 📸

Anne Murnane snapped the perfect moment of community celebration at Christmas by the Lake, while Jayne Peacock caught a serene moment on Lake Colac.

Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this year's People's Pics!

Don't forget to send your eye-catching snaps to The People's Pics at news@colacherald.com

Chelsea Peschel captured the stunning landscapes o

Chelsea Peschel captured the stunning landscapes of Lake Colac with twilight breaking across the water while Debra Jinks snapped the paddocks, lake and horizon at Dreeite.

Have you taken an eye-catching snap around the Colac and district? Send it to The People's Pics at news@colacherald.com

After leaving Apollo Bay for decades, an invisible

After leaving Apollo Bay for decades, an invisible string has pulled Eliza Lee and Deanne Lenehan back to the town – teaching at the same kindergarten they attended together 50 years ago.

Read more in today's Herald and online.

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Merry Christmas from the Colac Herald team!

Merry Christmas from the Colac Herald team!

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN 🎅 Santa has been

SANTA CLAUS IS COMING TO TOWN 🎅

Santa has been spotted all across the Colac and district in the lead-up to the holiday season.

He's swapped out his sleigh and reindeers to travel in a motorcycle, taxi, fire truck and helicopter to get around town.

Irrewillipe’s Paula and Chris Riches are based o

Irrewillipe’s Paula and Chris Riches are based on a sheep and beef farm, and run a contracting business which has made for a jam-packed season.

This time of the year, the business is focused on producing hay, silage and summer crops. While the results of the season across the region have been varied, Paula Riches said they are grateful for their successful season outcome.

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