Pokies losses bigger than ever
PORTLAND is on track to lose significantly more money through pokies machines in a financial year than ever before, in spite of the rising...
Ship sold, money yet to be divided
ARRESTED livestock carrier the Yangtze Fortune, now a part of the furniture in the Portland Bay anchorage, has been sold for the sum of...
‘Absolutely fantastic’
IT just keeps getting bigger and better.
That’s the only conclusion to be drawn after the eighth annual Classics by the Bay show ‘n’ shine...
Cream of the crop in the dairy industry
LOCAL dairy farmers will next week have the chance to learn about some of the newer ideas around feed systems, and see how one...
Rehabilitating our native grasses – register now for seminar
NATIVE grasses in Australia, like a lot of our bushlands, have largely been lost. However, a recent surge of interest in learning more about...
Air ambulance using airport after review finds improvements required
THE helipad at Portland hospital, built after a long fundraising campaign, is closed after falling foul of government regulations.
Emergency flights to and from the...
Big day planned on the Bay
PORTLAND’S show ‘n’ shine February continues on Saturday as the popular Classics by the Bay returns to the foreshore.
Tyrendarra Show proves another great success
THIS year’s Tyrendarra Agricultural Show attracted another huge crowd with its many competitions, displays and plenty of good food.
Popular event at Wood, Wine and Roses faces uncertain future
IT’S been a crowd-pleaser and hugely popular part of Glenelg Shire’s largest one-day festival for many years, but what is the future for woodchopping?
Heywood Consolidated welcomes new preps
TWELVE new students were welcomed into Heywood Consolidated School this year, and they’re fitting in just nicely.
A good read after a long walk
HAVING walked the entire length of it, few people are more generally informed about the coastline of Victoria than Graham Patterson, who has written a book about western end of it.
‘We just want a little bit back’ unions say, after years of sacrifice
A WAGE dispute that has been brewing at the Portland Aluminium smelter for several months is about to face its crucial test.
Portland Golf Club – Results
Monday 2 February
Ladies Seaside Cup – 3 Person Stableford Aggregate (96 Players)
Winners: Charmaine Wilson, Fiona Kelly, Lucy Cumming – 120pts.
Runners Up: Sue Storer, Lyn...
