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New lease supports the “vital” Op Shop

THE Terang Community Op Shop will continue operations from its Shadforth Street location after Corangamite Shire signalled its intention to continue its mutually-beneficial lease

5 September, 2024

Inspirational: Students at St Thomas’ Primary School welcomed Olympic bronze medallist Penny Smith to the school last week.

Olympic hero visits

Low rainfall: Terang and Mortlake experienced low rains during August, marking five of eight months in which the region saw rainfall below the long-term average this year.

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Low rainfall continues

“Absurd and totally unacceptable”: Member for South West Coast Roma Britnell has demanded action after learning 30 per cent of replacement services on the Warrnambool line do not have access to toilets.

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MP slams “unacceptable” lack of facilities

Under control: CFA crews responded to reports of a hay shed fire on Tuesday morning, finding a vehicle burning in shed alongside a hay bale.

Crews battle shed blaze

Creative: Students at Mortlake College held a parade last Friday to show off their costumes as part of Children’s Book Week. Pictured are the students across year levels who were voted to have the best costumes.

Student don costumes for Book Week

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New wards to consider for elections

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Fight for health services not over, MP says

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Adviser to offer business tips and tricks

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Innovation drives college’s NAPLAN success

Have your say: Wannon MP Dan Tehan has called on the Federal Government to do more to address the road toll, and urged members of the community to have their say through a Coalition-launched survey.

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Tehan calls for greater federal road funding

Connected: Prominent Aboriginal artist Emma Stenhouse visited St Thomas’ Primary School last week to share her love of culture and art with students.

Guest artist guides students through culture

On track: Trains have returned to the Warrnambool Line for the first time since June as part of testing in the final stages of delivering stage two of the Warrnambool Line Upgrade.

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Trains return to region as VLocity begins testing

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