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Disruption Expected

TELSTRA services will face disruption next week as works begin to upgrade 5G mobile capacity at the mobile base station servicing Terang.

10 July, 2025

Camperdown’s own Robert Burns Celtic Choir was among the six choirs to perform at the Choir Concert on Saturday.

Camperdown News, local News

Celtic celebration

The rains arrive: The townships of Terang and Mortlake experienced rainfall results above the long-term monthly average in June, marking the first time in 2025 the monthly tally has surpassed the long-term average.

local News

Rain finally arrives

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local News

Survey shows residents support Australia Day

Farming sustainably: The Doolan family in Ecklin South take pride in their dairy farm being led by three prior generations of an environmentally conscious mindset.

local News

New sustainable initiative for farmers

Immeasurable fulfilment: Mortlake’s Heather Rowe is hanging up the saddle after 17 years supporting south west Victorian children as a volunteer for Riding for the Disabled Association Victoria.

Mortlake News

Hanging up the saddle

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local News

Castle Carey upgrades underway

Stay warm and safe: The Country Fire Authority has warned Victorians to ensure their fireplaces are well-maintained after a lucky escape for a Noorat family over the weekend.

Noorat News

Fire prompts CFA warning

Hands-on: Representatives from the Terang Co-op Rural Store, AGF Seeds and South West TAFE joined agricultural students last week to sow a new demonstration plot at Glenormiston College, which will be used to help students gain valuable practical experience.

Glenormiston News

Sponsorship supports education boost

International talking point: Glen Barrett (from left), Rob Derksen, Noorat’s Con Glennen and Brad Gavenlock were among the farmers taking centre stage in New Zealand to promote Australian Jersey.

Noorat News, local News

Jersey expertise showcased in New Zealand

Profitability: Genetics Australia chairman John Pekin was pleased to report a $466,000 profit at the recent annual general meeting, as the company grows from strength to strength since its shift to Camperdown and Glenormiston.

local News

Solid profitability for south west genetics

Strong performance: V/Line has exceeded its performance targets for a third consecutive month.

local News

V/Line hits its targets three months running

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local News

Roaring in school holiday fun

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