Health

  • Something’s rotten in Colac children

    ROTTING teeth is the latest health problem facing Colac and district children.

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  • Hospital facing job cuts

    COLAC’S hospital board says it could axe services and jobs unless the Federal Government reverses a $255,000 funding cut.

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  • Colac hospital $1 million in red

    COLAC Area Health chief Geoff Iles says he is confident the agency can wipe almost 80 per cent off a $1-million deficit by July.

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  • Cricketers take stand against violence

    COLAC and Colac West cricket clubs will use their cross-town rivalry tomorrow to make a stand to stop violence against women.

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  • Sportsman recovers from surgery

    COLAC sportsman Russell Whiteford says he’s likely to sit out the remainder of basketball season in a bid to be fit for football season.

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  • Businesses join campaign against violence

    MORE than 40 Colac and district businesses have put their support behind a campaign against domestic violence.

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  • Colac will get youth health hub

    A NEW $1.3-million Colac youth health centre will go ahead despite a stand-off between the state and federal governments.

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  • Dislocation won’t stop cricketer

    A DISLOCATED finger won’t keep Colac cricketer Murray Sutton on the sidelines for long.

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