Violence

  • Players lace up to stop violence

    THOUSANDS of people will wear orange shoelaces and clothes across Australia this weekend, in a show of solidarity against violence.

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  • Anti-violence push wins wide support

    MORE THAN 1000 Colac and district sportspeople will wear orange shoelaces this weekend to support an anti-violence initiative aiming to address Australia’s one-punch epidemic.

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  • Clubs lace up for anti-violence campaign

    COLAC TIGERS netballers and footballers are set to wear orange laces in support of an anti-violence campaign.

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  • Lace up against violence

    THE COLAC HERALD is calling on the Colac district community to get behind an anti-violence initiative which aims to address Australia’s one-punch epidemic.

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  • Support for inquiry into family violence

    A SOUTH-WEST Victorian women’s health organisation has welcomed the start of a Royal Commission into family violence.

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  • Violent past haunts family of murderer

    A COLAC man is living in fear of the return of his father, who killed his step-sister and attempted to kill his step-mother.

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  • Hairy idea to support anti-violence crusade

    OTWAY Derby Dolls skaters are growing their armpit hair to bring attention to violence against women.

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  • Campaign enlists businesses to oppose family violence

    A SOUTH-WEST Victorian women’s health organisation hopes to sign up a Colac business to a new initiative preventing family violence.

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