Health

  • Skaters join cancer fight

    Otway Derby Dolls skaters will help raise money for breast cancer research when they compete in Geelong this weekend.

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  • Toddler’s new life and new brother

    COLAC district toddler William Reilly is out of medical isolation after a life-saving transplant in time to welcome a new brother.

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  • New team tackles booze, drugs

    COLAC’S health service has teamed up with two south-west Victorian agencies to tackle the region’s drug and alcohol problems.

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  • Shearer’s close shave with cancer

    A COLAC district shearer is about to return to full-time work nearly 12 months after recovering from a brain tumour.

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  • Dad’s death spurs crusade

    A COLAC woman who lost her dad to suicide this year wants to help people avoid the pain her family is enduring.

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  • Cancer fundraiser smashes target

    COLAC and district residents have smashed a $5000 fundraising target to help advance research into a rare form of stomach cancer.

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  • Disability HQ will employ 34

    AUSTRALIA’S new disability insurance scheme plans to move into a new $2-million office in Colac, employing 34 staff.

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  • Fighting cancer to hell and back

    A RARE form of stomach cancer has taken Colac district woman Karen Finn and her family “to hell and back” in the past two years.

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