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Koala culling angst

WHILE the bushfire that began in Budj Bim National Park earlier this year has been under control for more than a month, debate rages...

Popular stalls at makers market

Families and visitors flooded to the Creators, Makers and Growers Market on Easter Saturday. Stalls filled with local handcrafted items, grown produce and homemade goods...

Fisheries breaches sink brothers

TWO brothers have been ordered to forfeit their boat worth $285,000 after they were convicted of serious breaches of the Fisheries Act in Geelong...

No light honour

SIBLINGS Fynn and Sky Treble and their horses proudly represent many of their ancestors, who previously served in Australia's Navy, Army and Air Force,...

A fresh supply of dahlias

With the help of a few extra hands, an abundance of dahlias have been collected from the Portland Community Garden for Anzac Day wreaths. Mid...

Collecting dahlias for Anzac Day wreaths

A GROUP of secondary school students were lucky enough to get the job of cutting Portland Community Garden dahlias for Anzac Day wreaths.

Portlanders rush to vote

PORTLAND residents are hitting the polls early after pre-polling opened across Australia on Tuesday April 22, with more than 1500 early voters casting their...

Shining a light on out young military

FRIDAY April 25 marks Anzac Day, a significant and sombre date for people across Australia and New Zealand to reflect, recognise and honour those...

New clubrooms and canteen thanks to Sharkpitch

Portland BMX Club are celebrating the completion of their new clubrooms and canteen, all thanks to their participation in the 2023 SharkPitch. Driven by the...

New boss for region’s water managers

WARRNAMBOOL man Steven Waterhouse will become Wannon Water’s new managing director. Current managing director Andrew Jeffers advised the water board last year that he would...

Heritage Festival reveals, celebrates and uncovers

THE Australian Heritage Festival will see five unique events hosted throughout the Glenelg Shire as part of the wider festival. Glenelg Shire Council is hosting...

Anzac Day in Heywood

THE Heywood Anzac Day service will commence at 10am on Friday, April 25.. This year will mark the 110th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings, as...

Triumph after second half surge

COLERAINE produced a stunning turn around from the major semi final to defeat Cavendish in Saturday’s C grade grand final, 34-21. While the South West...