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Worthy recipients: Lily Schuuring, Ashton Maher and Hannah Van der Aa were recently named the recipients sharing in the $15,000 available through the 2025 Moyne Shire Academic Support Scholarship.

Scholars awarded

FORMER Mortlake College students Ashton Maher and Lily Schuuring have been announced as scholarship recipients under the latest round of a council program designed to support rural

31 July, 2025

Youthful exuberance: Terang College foundation students celebrated their first 100 days of school this week with a special dress-up day.

Terang News

Big step for little learners

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Mortlake News

Resident satisfaction falls across Moyne

A wealth of knowledge: Business specialist Martin Ginnane will be in Mortlake next week, offering a chance for businesses to learn from his valuable insight.

Mortlake News

Mortlake to welcome business consultant

Saying bye to dairy: Regional manager for Dairy Australia and executive officer to the WestVic Dairy board Lindsay Ferguson has announced his retirement and will be finishing up with his position at the end of July.

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WestVic chair prepares for retirement

Welcome: Corangamite Shire Council last week welcomed 13 new citizens of Australia.

Camperdown News, local News

Council welcomes new citizens

End of the road: Twelve students from six Corangamite Shire schools tackled the Kokoda Trail over the school holidays, finishing up in Port Moresby.

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Kokoda students return

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Learn more about financial services

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Camperdown News, local News

A roar-some time ahead

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Noorat News

Petition launched to oppose tower

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Local News

Student-led event set to warm winter

Planning: The Mortlake Market Square Landscape Design Masterplan includes a new walking path, permanent shelter and the much-desired fencing for the playground area.

Mortlake News

Moyne unveils masterplan for Market Square

Funding awards: Corangamite Shire councillors this week allocated more than $177,000 in funding for groups and individuals under the latest round of council’s grant programs. While the Terang Colour Festival has this year been cancelled, two other beloved events will be cashing in on events funding.

Local News

Funds flow for Corangamite events

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