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Veteran’s outrage at replica medal sales

A LOCAL Vietnam veteran has expressed his concern that members of the public may be unknowingly wearing replica military medals they are not entitled...

A special week for sister school

BAYVIEW College welcomed 20 Year 10 and 11 students from their sister school in Japan, Ichiritsu Senior High School. Ichiritsu students stayed in Portland for...

100 days of prep

Furry eyebrows, sturdy canes and tiny glasses - these are just some of the things Portland prep students were having some fun with last...

Significant roads upgraded

“THIS is an important milestone for our region and for the industries that power it.” That's how Glenelg Shire Mayor Karen Stephens described a...

On the beat

IT'S the time of the year when many people are busy doing their tax return. I know it’s a strange way to start a police...

New home for historic honour roll

HEYWOOD Uniting Church has been sold, and as a consequence a scroll of honours has found its perfect home. While clearing the walls of the...

Focus on the overlooked

ELECTRICITY lines, bustling markets, and hidden urban moments come to life in 'Ink Lines’, a captivating exhibition that reveals the extraordinary within the ordinary. Melbourne...

Artists enjoy water theme

JULIA Street Creative Space’s August exhibition ‘Water’ is open now, putting a spotlight on sea life. This theme is close to home, and so there...

Thoughtful prints on show

PORTLAND Bay Press has the exhibition ‘Endangered’ showing now at Julia Street Creative Space. Printmakers are back at it again with another exhibition, this time...

Ambulance calls grow

AMBULANCE Victoria first responders in Portland have seen an increase in the number of Code 1 callouts in the final quarter of the 2024/25...

Dance ground complete

On the shores of Portland, a cultural space has taken shape to honour Gunditjmara heritage and bring people together through dance, ceremony, and learning. Minister...

Radio enthusiasts preserve lighthouse legacy

As automated lighthouses replace traditional maritime signalling, a group of radio enthusiasts in Portland is ensuring the rich history of communication doesn't fade into...

3 Bays heats up

THE 3 Bays Running Festival was a huge success across the weekend, with runners taking on some warm conditions for the annual event. Observer...