Youth

  • Brain tumour doesn’t stop Kaitlyn

    PEOPLE who don’t know Camperdown’s Kaitlyn O’Neil wouldn’t think she has a brain tumour.

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  • Young Tigers ready for Joeys

    COLAC Tigers footballers know St Josephs will be out for revenge in this weekend’s Geelong Football League under-18.5 preliminary final.

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  • Young gun lucky to make final

    BIRREGURRA under-17.5 best-on-ground medallist Kyle Driscoll has revealed he was a chance to miss his team’s back-to-back grand final win.

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  • Three simple words can change lives

    COLAC health workers say three simple words can make a profound impact on a person’s life.

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  • Late entry pays off for Colac band

    TWO weeks was all it took for Colac band Pause to piece together a winning performance for a Colac band contest.

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  • Motocross rider wins state title

    COLAC district motocross rider Karli Wetemans has claimed a state title.

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  • Colac netballers remain in the hunt

    TWO Colac junior teams remain in the hunt for GFL netball premierships after a weekend of semi-finals.

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  • District teachers promise more strikes

    COLAC and district teachers will strike again next term unless their union and the State Government agree on a new pay deal.

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