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  • Netball star unable to join teammates

    Collingwood coach Rob Wright says it was disappointing not having access to Colac rising star Brooke Allan during the Magpies’ return to netball this week.

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  • Buggy boost during golfing boom in Colac

    The arrival of replacement golf carts lost during an arson attack on the club could not have come at a better time for Colac officials who are witnessing a boom in the sport.

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  • Crowds vital at Christmas races

    Local horseracing officials are holding hope coronavirus restrictions will ease to allow for crowds by this year’s Christmas races in Colac.

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  • Tassie trainer calls Colac temporary home

    An up-and-coming Tasmanian horse trainer has left the region with a soft spot for Colac after utilising its facilities while his home state was without racing during the coronavirus pandemic.

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  • Cyclists stay connected

    The coronavirus pandemic has failed to stop Colac’s cycling club from clocking up the kilometres, with members racing online from home.

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  • 2015: Debutante almost helps Colac cause upset

    Promising netballer Georgia Finn had a debut to remember when the Colac Tigers almost upset reigning premiers Newtown and Chilwell in a determined fightback.

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  • Export copes with life interstate

    Colac’s Frazer O’Gorman took a bold risk and moved interstate when he was just 18 to pursue his football dream in the South Australian state league. Almost two years on, the former Colac Tiger and Colac Imperials junior has settled in Adelaide, luring his high school sweetheart Georgia Hogan across the border and starting an apprenticeship as an electrician. We caught up with O’Gorman about how he is dealing with the coronavirus pandemic living in another state.

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  • Club captain watches while his mates tee off

    Colac captain Michael Brennan says he might borrow a set of clubs after admitting it was tough having to watch golf’s return from the sidelines.

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