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Imps avoid clashes with league’s top two

Colac Imperials footballers Liam Cunningham, Jeremy Spokes, Will Collins and Campbell Scott.

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by Ben Martin June 4, 2021

Colac Imperials could be the big winners following news of this weekend’s cancelled Colac district league senior football matches.

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Meet Otillia Alger, who is the first baby born in

Meet Otillia Alger, who is the first baby born in Colac in 2025.

Delivered at Colac Area Health to proud Colac parents Hannah Kurzman and Dylan Alger, Otillia is also one of the district’s first babies of a new generation. Generation Beta started this year and will continue until 2039.

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Following in his father’s and grandfather’s fo

Following in his father’s and grandfather’s footsteps, veterinary science graduate Ben Rhodes is keen to continue the Rhodes family tradition.

Read more in today's Herald and online.

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While a dog herding ducks might sound a bit odd, t

While a dog herding ducks might sound a bit odd, that’s exactly how Camperdown’s Grace Garner and her border collies prepare for sheep dog trials.

The Deans Marsh dog trials will take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Deans Marsh Recreation Reserve, with Grace and her dog Billy competing in the novice and improver sections.

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Colac’s cafes are confident that the potential r

Colac’s cafes are confident that the potential rise in bean prices won’t affect consumer sales.

Coffee prices could double or even triple by the end of 2025 according to experts. This is due to an increase in container shipping rates as well as extreme weather in countries where Australia imports from.

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