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CEMA celebrates 80 years of fun

The Council of Encouragement for Music and the Arts (CEMA) celebrated it's 80th anniversary in February by hosting four free Library After Dark sessions.

No impact on smelter jobs

PORTLAND Aluminum operators, Alcoa Australia, have affirmed their stance that the United States of America's newly-imposed tariffs on aluminium imports will have no impact...

Beats generous donations

Rotary Club of Portland has acknowledged three groups who have made donations of more than $1000 to Beats Cycle for Hope cancer support programs. During...

A medical milestone

Winda-Mara Aboriginal Corporation’s new $4.5 million Heywood medical clinic is complete and open for business. There was a large turnout of community members at...

30 years of the supported walk

In 1995 the Friends of the Great South West Walk organised its first circuit walk which was undertaken by a group of nine intrepid...

Miniatures in March

Portland Bay Press ‘Miniatures in March’ exhibition is showing now at Julia Street Creative Space. Some artwork features subjects that would normally be considered big,...

IWD luncheon sells out

PORTLAND Women in Business celebrated International Women’s Day with a sold out luncheon at the Royal Hotel on Wednesday March 12. The annual event was...

Collett A Day – The Last Writes

Precede (to sit above the heading please) The life of Bill Collett OAM (1934-2025) was featured in the Portland Observer on March 14, and today...

Vinnies opening in Portland

The opportunity shop Vinnies, operated by St Vincent de Paul Society, will finally open Tuesday, March 25. Portland residents may have noticed a building erected...

Observer photos add to collection

WHAT initially started as a hobby for Portland’s Vern McCallum has now become something that holds great importance to him and the local community,...

Omissions extend Kentbruck public comment period

NEOEN Australia have been forced to extend the public comment period for the Kentbruck Green Power Hub wind farm’s Environment Effects Statement, following a...

Care for a spot of acting?

Now is the opportunity to explore your theatrical side and audition for CEMA’s major June production. After a thorough member discussion, CEMA (Council for...

Wind farm worry

LOCAL residents are alarmed at the lack of consultation regarding the proposed renewable energy zone that encompasses the small township of Branxholme and stretches...

Plans endorsed