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Yeng Ling

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Yeng Ling

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Mullauna Secondary College Parent & Community Association

MSCP&CA

A vital part of the Mullauna College community!
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 We are a group of parents, caregivers and community members. We are working to ensure our students feel supported in their school life and education. MSCP&CA works closely with the school to strengthen our college community.
🎯 Our Goals:
• Support the wellbeing of Students, families, and staff through fundraising to benefit the school.
📌 What We Do:
• Help with school events and catering.
• Organise fundraising and social activities (for students and adults).
• Offer second-hand items and a laptop drive.

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Distinguished and Famous people from Lachlan

🎵 Shannon Noll

Singer Shannon Noll grew up in Tullibigeal and later lived in Condobolin, a connection recorded by Lachlan Shire Council in its account of the district. He became nationally known as runner-up in the first Australian Idol series in 2003. That television breakthrough took a performer from a small farming community into a national entertainment career. The shire can point to upbringing and residence, rather than needing to claim his birthplace. His story sits alongside the district’s more familiar agricultural identity as an example of a regional performer finding a much larger audience.

🎵 Jason Owen

Jason Owen was born and raised in Albert, one of Lachlan Shire’s small communities. He reached a national audience as runner-up on The X Factor in 2012, following another district singer, Shannon Noll, onto televised talent competition. Lachlan Shire Council identifies Albert explicitly in recording his local background. The two careers should not be blended into a single hometown story: Owen’s association is with Albert, while Noll’s includes Tullibigeal and Condobolin. Together they show that the shire’s musical connections extend beyond its largest centre.

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