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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.

Terang News

Side-venture

Urgent care change - feature photo

Mortlake News, Terang News

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.

Terang News, Mortlake News

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

Restoration: Barbara Porter (middle) has been restoring embroidery for years. She is pictured with Janet Wayson (left), who she recently finished restoring a piece for, and Cobden Uniting Church Op Shop treasurer and joint manager Barbara Cowley (right).

Cobden News

Embroidery sees new life with restoration

Shared history: Donna Edge was doing research in the then named Cobden Times newspapers when she came across a story which linked to the history of Darren Clarke’s family.

Cobden News

Social media uncovers Cobden history

On-ground change: The Curdies River Coordinating Committee have put together their strategic plan for 2025-30.

local News

Curdies river plan unveiled

Celebration: The Rotary Club of Cobden celebrated their year of contributions with dinner last Thursday night before announcing the 2025-26 board.

Cobden News

Rotary celebrates successful year

Strong support: Federal Member for Wannon Dan Tehan, Karen Bodman, Corangamite Shire Mt Elephant Ward councillor Nick Cole and Lisa Wills were among those in attendance at an exhibition capturing the residents of Skipton in time.

Skipton News

Capturing a moment of history

Crime increase: Crime across the Corangamite local government area has increased, in part due to a spree along the Hamilton Highway earlier this year. Pictured is the aftermath of a break-in in Lismore earlier this year, which saw an ATM stolen after a vehicle smashed through the window.

local News

Crime increase across C’mite

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