Shooting

  • Bookaar now buzzing with Olympic talent

    For a population of around 163, Bookaar has a lot of Olympians.

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  • Colleagues plan watch party, t-shirts

    Penny Smith’s Bluewater colleagues have already planned a watch party to support her from home during her Olympic Games debut, donning specially made supporter t-shirts.

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  • Olympian handles COVID curveballs in her stride

    Colac Gun Club’s Penny Smith says she is still just as excited to represent Australia at her first Olympics despite the curveballs that coronavirus has thrown along the journey.

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  • Shooter was something special from the start

    Amanda Holt was at the peak of her powers when she first crossed paths with a young Penny Smith at the Colac Gun Club.

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  • New school wins Colac shoot

    A new school has taken the top honours at the Colac Gun Club’s annual school shoot.

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  • Shoot celebrates milestone

    The Colac Gun Club will today celebrate the 10th anniversary of its annual school shoot, which has quadrupled in that time.

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  • Smith in form ahead of Olympics

    A gold medal finish at a national event has proven that Colac Gun Club’s Penny Smith could be a major force in the women’s Trap at the Tokyo Olympic Games in July.

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  • Bounty collection centres reopen

    Fox bounty collections will return to Colac this month after collection centres closed over summer.

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