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Up in flames: Spontaneous combustion was believed to have been the cause of a hayshed fire in The Sisters over the weekend, which destroyed an estimated $500,000 in hay, infrastructure and equipment.

Combustion ignites

A FARMER has been left with no choice but to dust himself off and keep going after his hay shed went up in flames on Sunday.

14 May, 2026

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Call for youth to make a difference

Now open: The new viewing platform and shelter at Mount Noorat was officially been opened.

Viewing platform now open

Funds were raised for the Cancer Council as part of an Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event held in Terang last week. Among those enjoying the occasion was Kaye Hanks (from left), Julie Pomeroy and Reverend Matthew Jones.

Digging deep for cancer research

Giving back: Cooinda’s Efforts Committee and volunteers hosted a successful market stall fundraiser last Friday.

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Decades of dedication behind fundraiser

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TAFE boosting employment odds, report shows

Off and running: The Matthew Craven-trained Le Cardinal, pictured winning last week’s heat, is expected to be a force when the final runs next Monday.

Popular event back for another year

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Moyne endorses events and recognised days

Appeal for safety: Those holding a burn off now fire restrictions have been lifted are asked to register the burn online to avoid unnecessary emergency service responses.

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Ensure your burn off is registered

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Generosity: The Terang Community Op Shop has made a $5000 donation to support efforts to reopen the doors to the shire’s only public indoor heated pool.

Generous donation keeps pool dreams afloat

Terang College hosted its annual Mother’s Day breakfast last Friday, opening the doors to families to spend the morning together prior to the bell.

Celebrating Mother’s Day

Harsha Aucklah enjoyed the Mother’s Day afternoon tea at Mortlake College with Max and Oscar Latham.

In appreciation of mothers

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Committee pushes for expedited school funding

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