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Daffodil Day blooms with $1700 raised

PORTLAND Cancer Council volunteers raised $1700 through this year’s Daffodil Day sales, continuing a long-standing community tradition of support for cancer research and care. This...

Making waves for cancer

Portland’s Lesley Yuill is making a significant impact in the fight against cancer, one cold morning plunge at a time. Since June 25, Ms...

A wonderful Gershwin celebration

The timeless music of George and Ira Gershwin will fill the Portland Arts Centre on Thursday, September 4, with the show I Got Rhythm...

Fresh vote for workers

PORTLAND Aluminium have this week put their latest Enterprise Agreement offer to employees represented by the Australian Workers Union (AWU), with the outcome of...

Heywood battery a step closer

RESIDENTS are being invited to learn more about the proposed Heywood Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project at a community drop-in session. Atmos Renewables, the...

Fundraising group’s Legacy continues

THE Portland community is being urged to dig deep for this year’s Legacy Week Appeal by local legatees, who are preparing to sell badges,...

Countdown on for Dunkeld Writers Festival

The fourth annual Dunkeld Writers Festival will take place this weekend with some of some of Australia’s best-known literary personalities arriving in the Southern...

Join the Monday walk

THE long walk on Monday September 1 takes trekkers along the wild and beautiful shoreline of Discovery Bay. The walk will cover 18 km,...

Kia confidently into mainstream

Kia continues its journey into full vehicle electrification with the introduction of the EV5 mid-size SUV with sharp looks, state-of-the-art automotive technology and prices...

Hawke House open for stays

Stay in the birthplace of one of the nation's most iconic leaders, Bob Hawke. Bob Hawke was born in Bordertown in 1929 and lived...

Families battle for help

WHILE fatal drug overdoses have reached a decade-long high across Victoria according to new data from the Coroners Court of Victoria, with a quarter...

Art mystery arrives

DO you know these three well-known Australians? This 1982 painting by Martin Shaw is an iconic Australian piece which is called ‘Three Well-Known Australians’ and...

Comment sought on battery park

THE team behind the proposed Portland Energy Park project that would see four 250 megawatt battery “park” areas created either side of Madeira Packet...