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Teenager drove at 181kmh

Senior Constable Greg Hagart and a ute impounded after being driven at 181kmh.

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by Alex White October 23, 2013

A COLAC district teenager has had his brother’s ute impounded and will lose his licence after police caught him driving at 181 kilometres an hour.

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Transforming Colac’s Salvos into a safe space fo

Transforming Colac’s Salvos into a safe space for young people to “drop in” could be a reality from next month.

But the new initiative needs your support.

Colac Salvation Army’s Josiah Van Niekerk said funds raised directly from this month’s Red Shield Appeal would help the charity create a healthy environment for the youth of Colac.

Click the link in our bio to read the full story.

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NETBALL SUPERSTARS ⭐️ Tomorrow’s Colac Hera

NETBALL SUPERSTARS ⭐️

Tomorrow’s Colac Herald features some great photos of Colac youngsters playing netball at Eastern Reserve.

Check out these photos for preview and don’t forget to grab tomorrow’s Colac Herald to see the double-page spread!

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Emerging Colac Imperials footballer Will Cust says

Emerging Colac Imperials footballer Will Cust says he is ready to dive head first into his rehabilitation from a torn ACL after his breakout season came to a crashing halt.

The 19-year-old had managed just two senior games in the previous three years, before earning a regular senior spot this season.

But his season came to an end after just three games this year, rupturing his ACL in the first five minutes of the Imps' loss to Irrewarra-Beeac on April 20.

The partner of late Otway Districts captain Aaron

The partner of late Otway Districts captain Aaron Mahoney says she never envisaged the community reaction to seeing their son Toby make his CDFNL debut in his dad’s famous number 36 jumper.

Emma Craddock said it was an emotional time when the news blew up on social media on Saturday night, almost exactly nine years after Aaron died as a result of an underlying heart condition.

The Otway Districts Football Netball Club retired Aaron’s number 36 following his tragic on-field death in May, 2015.

But the red-and-blue 36 was seen taking the field once again on Saturday morning during Otway’s under-14.5 clash against Simpson.

MILESTONE CELEBRATION 🏆 Colac Tigers celebrate

MILESTONE CELEBRATION 🏆

Colac Tigers celebrated a win against South Barwon and a big milestone for vice-captain Kody Spokes who celebrated his 150th senior game on Saturday.

See today's Herald for the latest news from the weekend's sport, a Barwon Water employee retiring after almost 45 years, vandalism to the Colac Rifle Club, our Rural Scene and Arts Focus features plus more on the fake patients saga.

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An iconic Colac op shop along Murray Street has be

An iconic Colac op shop along Murray Street has been forced to shut its doors after 21 years due to declining volunteer numbers.

Red Cross Shop Colac volunteer manager Val Rippon said the community-driven store had struggled to attract new help when dedicated staff were looking to take a step back.

The thrift shop, which supplied the Colac district with thousands of treasures since 2003, will close on May 17.

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As close mates, Josh Garner and Josh McDonald had

As close mates, Josh Garner and Josh McDonald had plenty in common growing up together in Colac away from cricket.

But it’s their similarities sending down a leather four-piece that would have Geelong Cricket Club officials counting down the days for next season to begin.

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