Health

  • Supportive friends rally for sick father

    FAMILY, friends and his son’s fight with leukaemia are inspiring Pirron Yallock’s Chris Reilly in his own battle with stage-four bowel cancer.

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  • Cricket club leaders say are helmets optional

    COLAC DISTRICT’S top-grade cricket captains say wearing a helmet should be up to the individual, despite cricketers’ head injuries making headlines this week.

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  • Redback suffers head injury in cricket incident

    IRREWARRA cricketer Jake Last was due to return home from a Melbourne hospital yesterday after suffering a brain injury in the Redbacks’ Division Two match.

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  • Footballer a chance to assist

    COLAC district footballer Dan Casey has not ruled out taking on an assistant coaching role in 2015 despite suffering a serious foot injury in a workplace incident.

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  • Colac health service loses youth worker funding

    COLAC’S youth health hub is set to lose its youth worker only months after opening.

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  • AFL star supporting cancer clinic appeal

    COLAC’S sporting community is rallying to help the district’s cancer patients, in memory of friend and sporting identity Rick Burnett.

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  • Worker upbeat despite toe amputation

    COLAC’S Dan Casey is adjusting to life without two toes on his right foot after machinery at work crushed the foot.

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  • Charity helps family after birth of triplets

    HAVING four children under the age of 1 has given Kerrie and James Drayton an appreciation of the help and support charities can provide.

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