Articles by Mary-Lou Ciampa

  • Wind keeps services busy

    DESTRUCTIVE winds kept Otways emergency services busy yesterday, with falling trees causing road closures.

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  • Orphans one step closer to family reunion

    A COLAC Sudanese family is one step closer to bringing an orphaned nephew and nieces to Australia.

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  • Life-saving surgery gives Colac girl new hope

    A NEW liver was Colac girl Ashlee Morris’s only cure for a debilitating genetic condition.

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  • Drug counselling funding changes concern hospital

    COLAC’S hospital chief is concerned Colac’s substance abuse clients will “fall between the gaps” due to State Government funding changes.

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  • Colac support boosts project for women

    COLAC women have thrown their support behind an international project which provides second-hand bras and undergarments to disadvantaged women.

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  • Youth touch for youth hub

    COLAC students helped add finishing touches to the city’s new Youth Health Hub ahead of the centre’s opening next month.

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  • Recognition for Colac teacher

    A COLAC teacher has gained recognition for dedication to student wellbeing.

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  • Youth exchange an eye opener for German girl

    GERMAN exchange student Eve Heinrich says keeping busy helps her ward off homesickness while in Colac.

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