Ready for another great festival
CROWDS will flock to Heywood for this month's Wood, Wine and Roses Festival on Saturday 28 February, with many other exciting attractions to keep...
Mowing to maintain the track
ON a warm 30 degree day last week it was hot and there wasn’t a breeze to cool any of us down on the...
Parks Victoria seeks rangers
THE SEARCH is on for Victoria's next generation of rangers, with outdoor enthusiasts encouraged to apply for one of 62 new roles across the...
Women rescued from vehicle
EMERGENCY services have freed two women who had become trapped in a vehicle following reports of a road incident near Bolwarra on the afternoon...
Have your say on 2026/27 budget
GLENELG Shire Council are calling for local residents across the shire to join the conversation and help shape the annual budget for the upcoming...
Plans in place for a great day
HEYWOOD’S Wood, Wine and Roses Festival, on Saturday 28 February, will have great activities available for people of all ages.
One of the festivals biggest...
Public appeal for information on missing man
PORTLAND police are appealing to the public for assistance in their attempts to locate a missing Tasmanian man whose Ford Falcon vehicle was discovered...
District market reports
Sheep Market
Friday 13 February
Hamilton Agents yarded 5000 sheep, a decrease of 3700 from last week’s offering. Overall quality remained good although there...
Maiden voyage to Portland
THE Port of Portland has welcomed a brand new vessel on its maiden voyage to town this week, with the bulk carrier vessel Prometheus...
Tyrendarra Show fun
THERE were plenty of exciting things for people to see and do at the 108th instalment of the Tyrendarra Agricultural Show, as families descended...
Fun for all involved
THERE were simply too many incredible photos taken at the Tyrendarra Agricultural Show taken by NICOLE CLEARY to contain to just one page.
Here's...
Jump in criminal incidents
THE Glenelg Shire recorded a total of 1804 criminal incidents in the 12 months leading up to September 2025, an almost 35 per cent...


















