Articles by Liam McCullagh

  • Time is now for a new facility

    “If the Rovers had a base in Colac, soccer in the region would double.”

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  • Eddie’s vision for Colac soccer

    Australia has never hosted a World Cup, or at least an official one, but those involved in soccer in Geelong in the ‘50s and ‘60s say it was pretty close.

    New Colac Rovers coach Eddie Dorris’ father Billy was the founder of one of Geelong’s most historic soccer clubs, the Geelong Rangers.

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  • Cruisin’ in a classic: Iconic Thunderbird continues to thrill

    In what could be Colac’s most iconic car, Rex and Delores Murrell’s 1966 Thunderbird thrills car enthusiasts whenever it hits the road.

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  • Retro ride attracts cyclists to district

    The Beeac-to-Rock retro ride on Saturday was a great success, raising more than $2000 for Colac Area Health.

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  • CDFNL ready to fight junior football rule changes

    Colac district football officials expect to learn more about proposed changes to age group qualifications following a meeting tonight, but CDFNL chair Peter Hickey says he will “fight tooth and nail to ensure no kids will be missing out on a game of football”.

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  • Murray to debut in VFL

    Colac Tigers footballer Tobyn Murray will make his VFL debut tomorrow when the Geelong Cats take on Werribee at GMHBA Stadium.

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  • Leader embracing challenges

    Brady Hall has come a long way from the “Year 8 that wanted to drop out in Year 9.”

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  • Navy footy call-up for Walker

    From playing footy at Irrewarra-Beeac to playing for the Australian Navy team, Ryley Walker’s Navy journey has seen him travel far and wide.

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