Unlocking memories and promoting calm
SOME residents at Heywood Rural Health have experienced a new level of calm and connection thanks to a monthly Sonic Harmony Sound Relaxation program.
Supported...
Hippie call out
Have you ever dreamed of being an actor? A TV series is set to be filmed in the Portland and Hamilton area and the...
Last visit for the season
Portland has seen its last cruise ship visit for the season, welcoming Oceania Cruises' 'Insignia’ to its port on Tuesday, May 13.
It docked at...
Local performer releases first single
HEYWOOD'S Tara Laurel Joy has released her new country folk single The Monaro with RTC Records, and she couldn’t be happier with its success.
Singer,...
The outback inspires artwork
Julia Street Creative Space’s exhibition for May is called the ‘Colour of the Outback’.
From now until Sunday May 25, the Argyle Gallery will be...
Planned burns today
Planned burns will be conducted at Annya State Forest today, May 12, if weather and forest conditions permit.
The Department of Energy, Environment and Climate...
Concern for southern right whale
THE approaching whale season has the eyes of whale watchers affixed on the bays of south west Victoria, but recent research has sounded the...
Green waste service moves closer
A Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) kerbside collection service in Glenelg Shire is a step closer to reality after it was included in the...
Relayers For Life
RAISING funds for cancer research has been the bottom line for two dedicated volunteers who have spent a combined 30 years on the Portland...
Youth support campaigner happy with result
Hamilton woman Lee-Ann Elmes, who ran as a candidate for the Family First Party, was happy with the nearly 2000 primary votes she recorded.
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Draft budget sparks angst
The Glenelg Shire Council’s draft budget for 2025/26 is now open for public feedback, but not before councillors had some lengthy and robust discussions...


















