Youth

  • Loss of youth cash disappoints chief

    COLAC Area Health chief executive officer Geoff Iles says he’s disappointed with the lack of government support for youth worker funding which ended yesterday.

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  • National spotlight shines on umpire

    COLAC DISTRICT’S youngest goal umpire Angus Bayne says becoming a minor celebrity has not fazed him.

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  • Lawnmower racing? That’s a bold idea!

    THE CHANCE to host and participate in lawnmower racing has given Camperdown College students a unique challenge.

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  • Loving sister skips to success for heart health

    COLAC’S Taneisha Goonan, whose little brother Noah was born with a severe heart condition last month, has raised almost $2000 for the Heart Foundation by “skip, skip, skipping”.

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  • State award for model student, lifesaver and footballer

    A FORMER Apollo Bay P-12 College student has won a Premier’s VCE Award for his efforts during Year 12.

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  • Youngster’s football future uncertain after head injury

    A FOURTH concussion in 12 months could force promising junior sportsman Dylan Slater to give up football.

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  • Young Tiger impressed at national camp

    COLAC’S Brooke Allan says an insight into life as an Australian netballer was a rewarding experience.

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  • Youth worker funding extension requested

    COLAC AREA HEALTH is pushing for interim funding to keep its youth health worker while it vies for ongoing funding through new State Government programs.

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