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League officials to review junior competition

Colac district junior football officials will meet next month following concerns about player shortages heading into the 2018 season.

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by Ben Martin July 14, 2017

Colac district junior football officials will meet next month following concerns about player shortages heading into the 2018 season.

Tags: Colac District Football League, junior football, player shortage

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Attention pet lovers! We want to see your adorable companions 🐰
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Two teachers from an Indonesian sister school have

Two teachers from an Indonesian sister school have had a great adventure at @trinitycollegecolac

Indra Cahya Firdaus and Nurjannah spent a week at the secondary school, where they formed connections, experienced new things, and helped Colac students learn more about Indonesia.

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The popular palm outside Colac Area Health's Coran

The popular palm outside Colac Area Health's Corangamarah has come down after a full day of careful manoeuvring in the hopes of saving the tree.

See tomorrow's Colac Herald for potential plans for the tree.

COLAC OTWAY'S NEW MAYOR Colac Otway Shire Council

COLAC OTWAY'S NEW MAYOR

Colac Otway Shire Council has voted to elect Cr Jason Schram as mayor for the next year.

Cr Phil Howard will serve as deputy mayor.

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It’s not just the working-class man or woman tha

It’s not just the working-class man or woman that benefits from the wonders of moving to the Otways coast for retirement.

Dargo is a mountain-bred Australian stock horse, who spent 20 years in the tourism industry giving visitors to the state’s high country a unique experience.

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