Youth

  • Put education ahead of politics

    SCHOOL principals say governments must put children’s futures ahead of politics to secure a $24-million boost to Colac and district school funding.

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  • Colac young gun waits on tests

    COLAC and Geelong Falcons footballer Steve Presani will wait for tests this week to learn the extent of a shoulder injury.

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  • Bye boosts recovery time

    A TIMELY bye could help Alvie netballer Morgan Drayton overcome an ankle injury.

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  • Two girls in top three footballers

    THREE Colac district teenagers have ranked among the best in Victoria at a state-wide football tournament – and two of them are girls.

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  • State selection for teenage bowler

    AN early start in lawn bowls has led to state selection for Colac district teenager Luke Wright.

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  • Students retain world language title

    A COLAC class has retained its world champion title in an Indonesian language competition.

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  • Songs will help orphans

    COLAC and district musicians and artists are banding together this week to raise money for orphans in Vietnam.

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  • Judges sing praises of sophisticated band

    MELBOURNE music competition judges were so impressed with a Colac band that they gave the band wild-card entry to a grand final.

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