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GrainCorp workers strike again

UNITED Workers Union members at Portland’s GrainCorp site are taking 48-hour strike action at the port – potentially causing significant disruptions to port activities,...

Stephens re-elected for third term

NEWLY re-elected Mayor Karen Stephens says “our future is really bright” as she enters her third consecutive year as mayor of the Glenelg Shire. All...

A national public speaking champion

In a massive achievement, Portland’s 15-year-old Ajay Sonti has returned home as the 2025 Legacy Junior Public Speaking National Champion. After taking out the state...

Port key to drilling

EXPLORATORY drilling in the Otway Basin began this month with the Port of Portland being a key supply-base as ConocoPhillips Australia searches for a...

Eight years jail for trawler stabbing

EIGHT years in jail was the sentence handed to a Portland deckhand who stabbed a workmate on the deck of a Portland fishing trawler...

Carnival visits the region

GET ready for a weekend of family fun and excitement at the Hamilton Family Carnival, coming to the Hamilton Showground on Friday 21 November...

Local fuel prices now on line

FUEL retailers in Portland and surrounds are being commended for their compliance with new mandatory fuel price reporting laws, soon set to save Victorians...

A big bag of free books

PORTLAND districts prep students are receiving bags of free books to spark a love of reading and learning, with the initiative supported by the...

Local represents Victoria at National Champs

Local Jacob Sanderson recently competed at the 2025 National Shearing and Wool Handling Championships, heading to Jamestown in South Australia to test himself against...

Join the cycle: The journey of your 10-cent containers

EVER wondered what happens to your drink cans, bottles and cartons after you return them for a 10-cent refund through Victoria’s Container Deposit Scheme...

Let your Christmas tree tell a story

THE festive spirit will shine bright as St John’s Lutheran Primary School hosts its third annual Christmas Tree Exhibition, celebrating ‘The Reason for the...

Operation SoHo protects coastal birds

VICTORIAN beach-goers are being reminded to keep an eye out for the beach-nesting birds with whom they share the coastline, such as the threatened...

Welcoming new Aussies

THE Glenelg Shire welcomed 10 new Australian Citizens recently, and there were big smiles all around. Granted citizenship were Heywood resident Stephen High, Narrawong's Terji...