Health

  • Star footballer visits burnt Colac boy

    A VISIT from Collingwood superstar Dane Swan has lifted the spirits of a Colac boy recovering in hospital from burns to his face and head.

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  • Families go hungry across Colac region

    MORE than 1500 Colac and district residents are going hungry because they lack money, transport, or food skills.

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  • Parkinson’s sufferer inspired to live life

    COLAC’S Sandra Turner has started ticking off her “bucket list” since discovering she has Parkinson’s disease.

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  • Paralysed but still positive about life

    BECOMING a quadriplegic completely changed Peter Johnstone’s perspective on life.

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  • Youth health project kicks off

    CONSTRUCTION has started on a long-awaited $1.2-million Colac youth health centre.

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  • Shining light on sunscreens

    A COLAC experiment has shed light on sunscreen chemicals which could damage the skin.

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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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