‘Simply the best’
THEY came, they saw, and they got down on the dancefloor – and it was all for a great cause.
Mouth2Mouth to change
NARRAWONG’S largest community event is going back to its roots in the New Year.
Pilates powerhouse
NETTIE Hill has a ‘reformer’ in her pilates studio which, to the uninitiated, brings to mind some kind of medieval torture rack.
Medals galore for Tri State Games athletes
EIGHT local athletes have returned with an abundance of medals after representing Kyeema Support Services at the Tri State Games for 2022.
Labor promises upgrade for Portland gymnastics
The Labor Government this week promised $1.25m to upgrade the substandard Portland gymnastics facility at Yarraman Park, if successful in this month’s state election.
Abandoned event raises $8,000 in local art showcase
Locals were treated to a vignette of performance art, art installations, music and fashion at the sold out return of the Abandoned art event last weekend.
Huge day of events for Portland and region
ONE of tomorrow’s main events might have fallen victim to the uncertain weather, but it’s still looking like the biggest day for Portland and the wider region since before the coronavirus pandemic.
70 years of supporting where they can
THE Country Women’s Association (CWA) Burswood Branch turned 70 last Tuesday, and there was plenty of tea, cakes and memories to be shared.
Plaque unveiled at Portland Remembrance Day
STRONG numbers made their way to Portland’s Memorial Triangle to commemorate Remembrance Day on Friday, November 11.
Wood Days a hit again
THE Old Time Wood Days are well and truly back.
Egg-ceptional Artwork at Heywood Hotel
THE Heywood Hotel was egged last Friday by a group of local and not so local artists part of Brave New Skills (BNS) Art Collective.
From Tyrendarra Show to LEGO Masters Denmark
WHAT do Portland and reality television show LEGO Masters Denmark have in common?