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Otway netballers get behind junior ‘buddies’

Otway Districts netballers with banners for their first buddy day. Pictured, from back left, are senior netballers Lilley Ayres, Bianca Morrow, Claire Robertson, Sam Ayres, Kaitlyn Robertson, Mariah Harris and Annalie Harris. Front, are junior Demons Ingrid Williamson, Nardia Maxfield, Asha Mahoney, Kiarah Hay, Magenta Morrow, Alexis Perkins, Sophie Melville, Marissa Whitehead and Olivia Leehane.

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by Ben Martin August 28, 2024

Otway Districts’ junior netballers got a major thrill when their senior idols turned up to cheer them on during Saturday’s final round.

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@colacsecondarycollege has taken the chance to ask

@colacsecondarycollege has taken the chance to ask R U OK? this week with a focus on Body Kind Week.

Body Kind Week is a movement that encourages young people to promote positive body image, and find ways to be kind to their bodies and others.

The school also recognised R U OK? Day yesterday with a soup lunch and empowering students to connect with the people around them.

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@colac_otway_rovers_afc coach Eddie Dorris is stil

@colac_otway_rovers_afc coach Eddie Dorris is still confident his side can get the job done in Sunday's grand final without one of the league’s best players.

The Rovers this week confirmed the devastating news that a hamstring injury would sideline star striker Oaklee Balboni for the Division Three clash against Deakin University at Hume Reserve on Sunday.

Balboni, who scored a competition-high 16 goals this season, joins defender Lincoln Alfred and midfielder James Pojani on the sidelines for Sunday’s grand final, after the pair where shown red cards in last week’s semi-final.

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Dreaming of being Australia’s next Jessica Hull

Dreaming of being Australia’s next Jessica Hull is becoming more of a reality for new Australian cross-country champion and emerging Apollo Bay athlete Teyvia Williams.

The 17-year-old capped of an incredible year on the national stage by crossing the line first at under-18 level during the Australian Cross Country Championships in Tasmania.

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A lot can happen in a year, a month, a week. The p

A lot can happen in a year, a month, a week. The people you care about go through life’s ups and downs every day.
Ask R U OK? Any Day because life happens every day.

By checking in regularly, you can help prevent small things from becoming big things.

Visit ruok.org.au for free tips and tools to bring the R U OK? message across your year.

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Irrewarra-Beeac recruit Xavier Slater says he’s

Irrewarra-Beeac recruit Xavier Slater says he’s come to terms missing the remainder of finals after suffering a brutal leg break in the Bombers’ reserves semi-final on the weekend.

Slater spoke to the Colac Herald after having surgery on Monday to repair the broken right leg he suffered in the win over Lorne on Sunday.

Read more in today's Colac Herald.

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