Winter Care Packages continue to make difference
MORE than 200 seniors within the Glenelg Shire received a boost during winter through United Way Glenelg’s Winter Care Packages.
The packages are designed to...
Speak up on roads and assets
GLENLG Shire Council is inviting residents to have their say on the future of local infrastructure through feedback on two key draft documents -...
If Meta was a miner we’d shut them down
I’m often asked why Meta (owners of Facebook) should be forced to pay compensation to news publishers.
It’s a fair question.
On the surface, Facebook can...
Firewood collection opens September 1
LOCAL residents looking to stock up early on firewood before next winter will have the chance to collect firewood for domestic use in state...
Friendship, satisfaction in a job well done
EACH month, bright and early on a Monday morning, another industrious crew of volunteers sets out with the GSWW vehicle towing a trailer loaded...
Teacher stole meds
A former Monivae College teacher appeared in Hamilton Magistrates Court, on September 3 pleading guilty to a theft charge.
Benjamin White, the former teaching...
Expect a spring soaking
WHILE Portland was hit by a rainy end to the winter months, the region, and those surrounding, continue to see the persistence of long-term...
What’s on in the district
Document Signing Centre
A document signing service runs at the Portland Library, Bentinck Street, every Friday from 11am until 12.30pm. Documents such as statutory declarations,...
Nine kilometres for nine lives
DRIVEN by personal experience and a passion to make change, a team of Portlanders are leading a nine kilometre walk to raise funds and...
Portland cops the worst
PORTLAND’S SES unit was the busiest in the state as the region was hit by a wet and wild end to winter, the unit...
Festival of young voices
Secondary and primary school students from the Glenelg Shire put their musical talents on display to the community on Tuesday, August 26 and Wednesday,...


















