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A little romance and wine

NARRAWONG author Maya Linnell has officially introduced her fifth and latest novel Kookaburra Cottage, about a sparkling romance between two wine enthusiasts in South...

Sandra’s found her passion

ART can bring out different things in different people, but for Sandra Komes enjoyment would be top of the list. The Portlander only took up...

Coastal Cliffs plans for World Environment Day

AS World Environment Day is approaching, Portland Coastal Cliffs Inc are set to celebrate. This Saturday, starting from 9.30am a special community event will be...

Mayor queries state Budget as crumbs come to shire

THE Victorian Budget has been met with a lukewarm reaction from local leaders, disappointed that priority projects are neglected, local issues overlooked or spending...

A long journey to Glenelg Shire

“NO risk, no reward” is a motto Jayne Miller has for her new job, and given her past it’s hard to argue with that. Ms...

Trains and bagpipes

IT all began on May 31, 1923 at Maryborough Hospital: the birth of Portland’s Arthur Neve. Mr Neve’s family lived near Maryborough, in the small...

Finding community through art, and storytelling

OVER her 17 years of teaching at local kindergartens Olivia Coates learnt the language of young children, knowledge that has helped the budding writer...

Bupa Portland celebrates ten years

IT was a “fantastic day” last Saturday when Bupa Portland celebrated ten years of activity. Members of the community were invited to the open day...

Local swimming instructors appreciated

TO show just how much they appreciate the efforts of swimming lessons, locals have nominated two of Portland Leisure and Aquatic Centre’s swimming instructors...

‘Third World’ rail line slammed after being ignored in Federal Budget

AFTER hope that years of inaction would finally be overcome and the region’s main rail line would finally be fit for purpose, campaigners’ dreams...

Make a Goodstart to the day with a morning tea

FOR this year’s Biggest Morning Tea, Goodstart Early Learning is inviting children’s families to tour the facility while enjoying a biscuit and a cuppa. On...

Ten years for Portland Bupa

PORTLAND Bupa is opening their doors for locals to celebrate ten years with them. That’s right, Portland’s Bupa has been standing for ten years now...

Anzac Day role for Young Portlander

PORTLAND’S 14-year-old Ajay Sonti has been specially selected to read at the Melbourne Anzac Day RSL Dawn Service at the Shrine of Remembrance. Ajay is...

Dry spell hits hard