Health

  • Office air too dangerous to breathe

    COLAC’S State Government offices have closed indefinitely because the air inside might be too dangerous to breathe.

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  • Mum welcomes disability scheme

    THE mother of a Colac child with a disability hopes a disability insurance scheme will mean better access to equipment for her son.

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  • Cyclists riding 3000 kilometres for charity

    TWO Colac district endurance bike riders will launch a fundraising campaign this weekend.

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  • $1.5-million Colac surgery upgrade

    A $1.5-MILLION theatre upgrade will allow Colac’s hospital to take in 500 extra surgery patients each year.

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  • Umpires turn yellow for cancer research

    FIRST they were turning pink, now Colac district football umpires will go yellow.

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  • Hurt jockey hoping feeling returns

    “I’d give everything back just to have movement in my legs.” That heartbreaking quote speaks volumes for the plight of paralysed Camperdown jockey Louise Cooper.

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  • Tears as disability hopes fade

    COLAC district’s Judy Cameron cried when she heard the region was likely to miss out on the trial of a disability insurance scheme.

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  • Plasma donations help quality of life

    A COLAC woman has supported a campaign to encourage more people to donate blood and plasma.

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