• olac police stopped 900 vehicles on the Princes Highway, Colac West, on Wednesday as part of a state-wide crackdown.

    Police nab 100 drivers

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    COLAC and district police have nabbed up to 100 motorists for safety and traffic offences in a bid to make the region’s roads safer.

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  • Colac District Football League interleague coach Tim Pekin addresses his team at training ahead of tomorrow’s clash against the Warrnambool district league.

    Players ready for interleague clash

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    SIX months of work will come to fruition this weekend when Colac district footballers play interleague for the first time in more than a decade.

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  • Colac player making AFL debut

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    Colac footballer Joffy Simpkin will debut with Geelong's AFL side.

    COLAC footballer Joffy Simpkin will make his AFL debut tonight, four years after almost giving up on his long-held ambition to play at the elite level.

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  • Tigers absent from interleague squad

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    Colac Tiger Kane Leersen failed to hold onto a GFL squad role.

    COLAC Tigers are one of three clubs without representatives in the Geelong Football League’s interleague squad.

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  • Young Tigers soak up experience

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    Colac Tigers junior footballers Matt Garner, left, and Lachlan Simpkin will play representative football for a Geelong under-18.5 team.

    GEELONG under-18.5 interleague coach Brendan Forssmann has urged Colac’s top young footballers to soak up the experience of playing representative football.

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  • Trainer moves into Colac stables

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    Colac owners and trainers will benefit from an $11.7-million injection into country racing.

    COLAC Turf Club has handed the keys of its vacant Elliminyt stables to aspiring former Geelong trainer Samantha McDonald.

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  • Record-breaking shoot for archers

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    Three generations of Colac’s Kelly family competed in a two-day archery shoot at Barongarook. Pictured, from left, are Barb Kelly, her grandson Clayton and son Tim.

    COLAC Otway Archers officials are celebrating a record-breaking shoot on their home range.

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  • Gun forward spearheads Colac win

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    Colac Tiger Jake Carmody will have more goal-kicking responsibilities given the absence of Jake McGuane.

    GUN forward Jake Carmody has spearheaded Colac Tigers to a potentially season-defining win against an in-form St Marys.

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  • Kenyan wants new marathon record

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    Kenyan runner and 2011 Great Ocean Road Marathon champion James Kipkelwon will return to Apollo Bay in May to defend his title.

    KENYAN runner James Kipkelwon is ready to eclipse his Great Ocean Road Marathon course record this weekend.

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  • Tigers ready to reverse slump

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    Colac Tigers skipper Dan Jeffreys says his team must take collective responsibility for its poor form.

    COLAC captain Dan Jeffreys says the Tigers’ playing group is well positioned to reverse a campaign quickly losing relevance.

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