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Last service at Heywood Presbyterian church

AFTER 180 years in Heywood, the Presbyterian Church will hold its final service this Sunday, January 29, before closing the doors of its Hunter Street Church.

Glenelg Shire Mayor ordered to apologise after misconduct finding

GLENELG Shire Mayor Scott Martin will be forced to apologise to fellow councillor Gilbert Wilson for saying the latter “has been rocking up to...

A helping hand for local young women

COVERING the costs of student life should be a lot easier for three local young women set to start university soon, who have received the Portland Women’s Service Club (PWSC) tertiary education scholarships.

Standing against ‘heartbreaking’ Australia Day

THE Gunditjmara-led ceremony at the Convincing Ground massacre site on January 26 has grown year on year as a recognition of Indigenous suffering, and an alternative to Australia Day celebrations.

Bunnings battle heads to VCAT

THE fate of the proposed Bunnings store in Portland is far from being decided.

Probus wants you

THE four probus clubs of Portland are encouraging others to join one of them and see what they are all about.

Glass, copper, and a few creative minds

FORMER Portland Leadlighter’s Guild members are being asked to pick up their work, so there is more room for the ever-expanding team.

‘Horrific’ decision slammed

GLENELG Shire Council’s in-principle decision to get out of home and community aged and disability services hasn’t gone down well with those at the coalface.

Stranded ship crew finally heading home

AFTER months stuck onboard without pay, more than half of the crew of the Yangtze Fortune livestock carrier have found a way home to the Philippines.

Get ready for TRAILS

THE annual TRAILS sculpture exhibition has become something of an institution in Portland after just two short years – and the third event promises to be better than ever.

‘Lego’ and relax with some creativity

AS the Tyrendarra Show approaches, locals are putting together their creative pieces of all sorts for the show’s variety of competition sections.

Passing of the baton at Seaview house

MANY volunteers give enormously to the community – and occasionally, an individual gives their time and dedication for an exceptional commitment.

Having a blast at Dartmoor Chute Out

It was all systems go for the 24th annual Dartmoor Chute Out Rodeo on Saturday 7 February at Dartmoor Recreation Reserve, with many of...

A scenic river walk