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Small field at Mortlake

A SMALL field of just eight players contested a par event at Mortlake Golf Club last weekend.

27 August, 2026

Scarlett Baulch dressed as Katniss Everdeen from The Hunger Games trilogy.

Imaginations running rampant

Senior debutantes perform for Bloods - feature photo

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Senior debutantes perform for Bloods

For a worthy cause: Mortlake College students raised vital funds in support of FightMND last week as part of the Inspire House annual fundraiser, which paid tribute to the late Neale Daniher. Pictured is Jack Fowler braving the dunk machine which the students had built.

Tragic passing inspires fundraiser

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Shalders wins at Mortlake

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Bloods secure second spot - feature photo

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Bloods secure second spot

A special visit: Students at St Colman’s Primary School relished in the opportunity to welcome their grandparents and special friends into the school recently.

Celebrating those we cherish

FINALS FOOTBALL ACTION - feature photo

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FINALS FOOTBALL ACTION

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Shalders wins stroke event

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Safety first: Members of the Mortlake police brought cyber safety to the forefront last week, speaking with students about how to stay safe online. Pictured is Senior Constable Stephen Malikoff (from left), Mortlake College principal Linda Mooseek and First Constable Mitch Allen.

Staying safe online

Bloods draw with ladder leaders - feature photo

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Bloods draw with ladder leaders

To the stage: Bell Shakespeare performers Libby McAneney (from left), Hannah King and Keiden Cheung put on a string of stirring performances for students from across the region during a visit to Mortlake College last week.

Shakespearean experience

On display: Moyne Shire Council has unveiled a new public art piece outside the Mortlake Library, which was painted by Mortlake-based artist Chrystel Galea, as part of a new artistic initiative for the shire’s small towns.

Big art for small towns

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