Health

  • 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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  • Family needs help with goats

    A COLAC district family coping with health issues wants a new owner for their goats so the goats receive more attention.

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  • AFL draft hopeful breaks leg

    AFL footballers Luke Hodge and Joffy Simpkin are among hundreds of people who have thrown their support behind Colac’s Darcy Lang after a season-ending injury.

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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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  • Clinic helps with hospital plan

    A COLAC medical clinic is ready to start after-hours appointments to ensure the city’s hospital continues to provide overnight urgent care.

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  • Art helps addict’s recovery

    COLAC’S Darren Matheson says he was smoking “up to 150 bongs a day” at the height of his cannabis addiction.

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