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Congratulations: The Mortlake Lions Club has launched a new grant to support rural students facing the soaring costs of attending university. Pictured is the inaugural grant recipient Molly Goddard (second from right) with Mortlake Lions Club members Leigh Buesnel (from left), Julie Southwick and Heather Rowe.

Generous donation

THE Mortlake Lions Club has introduced a new grant to support the next generation of the town’s professionals.

7 May, 2026

The Western Victoria Axemen’s Association brought its elimination Woodchop Challenge to Mortlake for the first time over the weekend.

Woodchop challenge draws a crowd

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Quality field expected at Dalvui

Stacey Riches played the bagpipes as part of the march.

Touching tribute for prisoners of war

Congratulations: Finn Guld (front) pictured with Ava Grundy (back from left), Katherine Sloane, Phil Hose, Maddison Chesshire, Kaitlyn O’Neil and Brenda Suhan are among the team members at The Little Acorn Café who are thrilled to be nominated for the Outstanding Customer Service Award at the 2026 Corangamite Business Awards.

Business award finalists announced

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Host an event to support seniors

Strong numbers: This year’s Four Peaks Challenge has seen the strongest crowd yet with 97 people taking on the challenge.

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Record crowd summit peaks

Terang Harness Racing Owners, Trainers and Supporters Group president Harry Craven was elated with the fundraising result, which exceeded $82,000.

Auction raises hopes for a bright future

Protecting history: Mortlake and District Historical Society members are preparing to tackle the task of digitising historic editions of the Mortlake Dispatch as part of efforts to preserve the town’s newspaper. Pictured is Mortlake and District Historical Society secretary Jill Clingan (from left), vice president Ann Gee and president Robert McLaren.

Funds needed to preserve history

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Bringing the laughs: Alyce Fisher is bringing her one-woman show to Corangamite in June.

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Tinderella to bring laughs and love

Lest we forget: Services across the region will be held on Saturday, April 25 in commemoration of those who served their country.

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Remembering those who served

We will remember: Panmure will honour three prisoners of war from across the district at next weekend’s Anzac Day service. Pictured is Panmure Action Group’s Ian Wallace.

Panmure to expand honour for soldiers

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Regional talent giving back

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