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Imperials’ three-pronged attack on full display

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by Ben Martin August 15, 2022

Colac Imperials’ new three-pronged attack was at its best in the side’s last win before finals.

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The Colac Imperials football and netball teams both registered wins against Western Eagles last weekend.

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The Colac Braves delivered another commanding perf

The Colac Braves delivered another commanding performance dismantling the Werribee Giants 13-1 in a comprehensive team win on Saturday.

Brendan Delorenzo was in control throughout the match with the bat, driving in four runs on two hits and setting the tone from the outset. His first-innings two-run homer to left field had the Braves moving early.

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@alviefootballnetballclub has taken down @southcolacsc in both the football and netball this weekend.

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The @colactigersfnc endured a challenging afternoo

The @colactigersfnc endured a challenging afternoon on Saturday, falling to a powerful South Barwon outfit in their A-grade netball clash.

Despite the 50-80 score, coach David Boyce remained upbeat about the team’s development and the clear signs of progress being made each week.

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Colac Otway Shire Council is going to “let natur

Colac Otway Shire Council is going to “let nature take its course” and allow a colony of bats to remain roosting in heritage trees in the Colac Botanic Gardens.

It comes after the council spent more than $300,000 over a period of four years unsuccessfully attempting to move the grey-headed flying foxes.

A council officer explained that the council had attempted to disperse and ‘nudge’ the bats from their current location near the playground but never managed to get them to the preferred spot along the northern side of the gardens.

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