Charity

  • Asylum seekers relocate to Colac

    COLAC has become the temporary home of about 50 Iranian asylum seekers.

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  • Special reason to join campaign

    TIMBOON’S Tracey Heeps has plenty of motivation to wear jeans to work on Friday.

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  • Paralysed footballer says thanks

    PARALYSED footballer Casey Tutungi has shown his appreciation after the wider Colac district helped raise almost $100,000 for the former Lorne player.

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  • Life-changing work in Africa

    COLAC’S Eloise Marriott says volunteering in an African orphanage changed her life in a positive way, despite contracting a life-threatening combination of diseases.

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  • Footballer is quadriplegic

    THE family of injured footballer Casey Tutungi has confirmed the former Lorne star will never be able to walk or use his arms again.

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  • Colac supports coffee concept

    A “SUSPENDED COFFEES” sceheme has arrived in Colac with two city businesses adopting the concept allowing customers to pre-pay a coffee for someone less fortunate.

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  • Buy a coffee for less fortunate

    A COLAC cancer survivor is urging the city’s cafes to adopt an initiative providing a free cuppa to someone less fortunate at no cost to the business.

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  • Players rally for injured mate

    SOUTH Barwon players will flock to Lorne’s Coastal Cup clash on Saturday as the clubs remain united to support injured footballer Casey Tutungi.

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