Articles by Greta Lannen

  • Tally tops $28,000 for fundraiser run

    The lives of people impacted by cystic fibrosis will be forefront of Kaden Newton’s mind when he competes in a 100-kilometre ultra marathon tomorrow.

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  • Annie to become Australian citizen

    Annie Merchant will become an Australian citizen today, five days before she’s set to give birth to an even newer citizen.

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  • Clissolds’ commitment to the club

    Behind the bar, sorting through lost property, registering players or cleaning the clubrooms – you never quite know where you’ll find Tina and Gavin Clissold on game day at Apollo Bay.

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  • Colac’s ready to bring the heat

    Level heads in the heat, positive mindsets and movement in the goal circle will be key to booking a grand final spot for Colac Tigers’ 17-and-under Division One netballers.

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  • Young Swans defy the odds

    When Micah Robb was sitting in a wheelchair as an 8-year-old watching his mates play sport, he longed for the day he was out there running alongside them.

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  • Award winner seeing stars

    Wild Victorian weather and a delayed flight to Sydney failed to stop Brent Martin from hearing his name called out as the winner of an Australian and New Zealand photography award.

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  • Brigades need volunteer boost

    Colac Fire Brigade captain Daniel Williams says people should consider putting their hand up for their community and join their local fire brigade.

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  • Sharing their love of music

    They may have a new home, but there’s nothing new about the happily infectious tunes of the Vanuatu Colac Local String Band.

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