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Apollo Bay unveils new courts

Polwarth district junior tennis players got to enjoy Apollo Bay’s newly resurfaced tennis and netball courts on Saturday. Pictured, from left, during a Division Four clash on the weekend are Apollo Bay’s Patrick Buckingham, Sonny Maliki, Hugh Holthouse and Fai Asgautsen, and Cororooke’s Molly Fish, Isaac Pietsch, Noah Martin and Indi Sutherland.

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by Ben Martin December 11, 2020

A group of 10-year-old tennis players were the first sportspeople to enjoy Apollo Bay’s redeveloped tennis and netball courts.

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A Colac basketball coach has reflected on a Junior

A Colac basketball coach has reflected on a Junior Country Championship grand final win.

Kynan Parker coached Geelong United’s under-12 boys division one side to a victory at Bendigo this month.

The 20-year-old coach had previously taken the Kookas under-12 girls side to a grand final at that same tournament three years ago.

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A Colac premier cricketer is taking his talents to

A Colac premier cricketer is taking his talents to the Netherlands on a six-month trip to expand his game.

Henry Melville left last Tuesday to make the 23-hour flight to The Hague.

His first time abroad, the talented keeper-batsman will be playing with the Voorburg Cricket Club, working on developing the junior team as well as aspects of his own game.

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The Colac community has dug deep for the Royal Chi

The Colac community has dug deep for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal, collectively donating more than $68,000.

Colac was 14th on the Appeal’s Regional Tally Board for 2025 and raised its highest total ever, thanks to a series of volunteer collection efforts and community fundraisers.

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A new planting project at Cororooke’s celebrated

A new planting project at Cororooke’s celebrated open space would help complete a history trail’s 100,000-year story.

The Red Rock District Progress Association has applied for a grant to plant the precinct with indigenous species, providing a real-life snapshot of what the precinct’s vegetation would have looked like before colonisation.

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Commercial carp fishers pulled more than 350 kilog

Commercial carp fishers pulled more than 350 kilograms of the invasive fish out of Lake Colac in an hour, a regional fishing manager says.

Meanwhile, the key to winning the war with carp lies with action during drought years, interagency co-operation and a trial virus.

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Colac’s Pat Goonan is forever thankful that foll

Colac’s Pat Goonan is forever thankful that following the path of retail led her to her second family at Ray Croft.

Now, after 25 years at the clothing store, she is closing the chapter and is ready for retirement.

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