Sport

  • Premier claims bragging rights

    VICTORIAN Premier Ted Baillieu has claimed bragging rights over federal counterpart Tony Abbott at this year’s Lorne Pier to Pub.

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  • Tailenders stand defiant as Alvie claims honours

    A LOWER-ORDER fight back has handed Alvie the honours after day one of its clash against Irrewarra.

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  • Stoneyford in commanding position

    FIFTH-PLACED Stoneyford has thrown the race to Colac district cricket finals wide open after batting itself into a commanding position against City United.

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  • No prize despite gallant effort

    A CLOSE to season-best performance has delivered Colac Kookas basketballers more frustration.

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  • Thrill seekers defy surprise hazard

    KANGAROOS joined rough terrain and steep hills as hazards for riders at a Forrest mountain bike event to bring in the new year.

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  • Swimmers hit Lorne for bumper weekend

    LORNE is gearing up for its biggest Pier to Pub ever.

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  • Age not a problem for distance runner

    HELEN Bourk lined up for her first training run about two-and-a-half years ago.

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  • Champion aims for three-peat

    OLYMPIC hero Kieren Perkins was good enough to win two Olympic gold medals, but not three, in the 1500-metre freestyle.

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