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For a good cause: Mortlake College P-12 school captains Molly Goddard and Jack Fowler are among the senior students who smashed out 3214 push-ups throughout June as part of a challenge to raise awareness surrounding mental health.

Raising awareness

MORTLAKE College P-12 students have rallied behind mental health awareness – and have completed thousands of push-ups in the process.

3 July, 2025

Sustainability: The Terang Harness Racing Club president Chis O’Connor has announced the club has launched a new venture in a bid to remain financially viable at a time when funding support is becoming more and more difficult to acquire.

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Side-venture

Urgent care change - feature photo

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Urgent care change

Up for grabs: St Vincent de Paul Terang/Mortlake Conference volunteer Des McKinnon, pictured with some of the furniture available, hopes to be able to help those in need.

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For those in need

Community connection: The Mortlake Mini-Market Craft and Demonstration Day is set to make a return this month after a successful launch last year helped the community build new connections.

Mortlake News

Popular event set to return

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Terang News

Senior celebration proves a hit

Reflection: Mortlake Lions Club members gathered for their changeover dinner last Thursday evening, reflecting on another successful evening.

Mortlake News

Rowe returns as club president

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Funds flow to three businesses

Support is available: Let’s Talk Foundation and the Mortlake Lions united for a good cause last week.

Mortlake News

Uniting to support farmers

Recognition: Linda Fuge, Paul Bailey, Janine Grinter, Paul Hay and Karen Hay were among the staff members of the Terang and District Co-op who were last week recognised for their length of service.

Terang News

Well-deserved recognition

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Mortlake News

Budget passed with a win for sport

Remembering Jack: Terang’s Herbert ‘Jack’ Pomeroy has been among those remembered 80 years after dying in the worst Australian Army training incident in national history. His younger brother Len (pictured), now 102, is among those who remember those who lost their lives.

Terang News

Pomeroy brother honoured 80 years after death

Celebration: Terang RSL member Gary McKenzie strummed away in celebration of Morning Melodies reaching its four-year milestone.

Terang News

Morning Melodies marks a milestone

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