Health

  • Nurses consider resigning full-time roles

    COLAC nurses and midwives are considering their futures in the industry as a dispute with the State Government rolls on.

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  • Warning from spider bite victim

    A COLAC woman who suffered a white-tailed spider bite wants people act fast if the same thing happens to them.

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  • Runners raise cash for health

    COLAC Area Health and Melbourne’s Royal Children’s Hospital will share about $8000 thanks to Colac and district sportspeople.

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  • Colac group touches people’s lives

    THREE Colac women knew a cancer support group would touch people’s lives when they started it 10 years ago.

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  • Surgery fails to stop determined bowler

    NOT even a serious knee operation could keep Camperdown Golf bowler Algie White from returning to the green this season.

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  • Health workers running for charity

    COLAC health workers will put their running shoes on to boost the services they provide each day.

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  • Colac smoking above state average

    COLAC and district smokers are struggling to kick the habit, with Colac Otway Shire’s smoking rates higher than the state’s average.

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  • Nurses let Premier know their feelings

    COLAC and district nurses used Premier Ted Baillieu’s visit to the region to push their claim for better conditions.

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