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Clear skies: Terang and Mortlake experienced rainfall below the long-term monthly average throughout September, continuing the trend of dry weather experienced throughout 2024.

Rain tally remains below average

BELOW average levels of rain continued across Terang and Mortlake throughout September.

3 October, 2024

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Turn your clocks forward

Register now: Residents have been reminded they need to register their burn offs.

Have you registered?

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Clarity needed as dry winter hits farmers

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Road safety survey extended

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Ticketing changed to allow easier rail travel

On the trail: Alex Dyson’s campaign to flip Wannon independent has received a major financial pledge from a local farm as early polling suggests a hung parliament looms.

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Fundraising pledge could tip Wannon independent

Ready to play: St Colman’s Primary School students are excited to be one step closer to securing a new playground thanks to a generous display from the community and local businesses in this year’s major fundraiser.

Community rallies

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A glimpse of history captured in new book

United lessons: Students from schools throughout Corangamite Shire visited Terang College last week to enjoy hands-on workshops thanks to an initiative from the Neil Porter Legacy and DemoDAIRY which seeks to show how classroom lessons are important in a wide range of careers.

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Students unite for lessons on industry

Creative design: Students at St Colman’s Primary School, with a little help from their parents, went to great lengths to prepare their costumes last week as part of the school’s Book Week celebrations.

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Reading is magic

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

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