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Sanderson claims national gold

MYAMYN student of Portland's South West TAFE Jacob Sanderson has shown his skills on the national stage and taken out the gold medal at...

Breaking down safe driving

Ryda, a Road Safety Education program, came to Portland recently to teach students how to prevent distractions and drive cautiously. The program was organised through...

Students build a community asset

Heywood and District Secondary College’s Hands On Learning team have had a busy past five months crafting wooden picnic tables for Budj Bim National...

Appeal helps hay contractor fight fine and support farmer mental health

A GoFundMe page to help a south-west Victorian hay contractor to fight a fine for moving two bales of hay across a road is...

The walk’s stunning fauna

PHOTOGRAPHERS in Portland generously share some stunning nature photographs for us all to appreciate. One such person is Marcel Hoog-Antink, retired Parks Victoria officer,...

Helping Victorian farmers access interstate fodder

A FREE service to help bring fodder into the south west from interstate is being offered by Agriculture Victoria to ensure biosecurity risks are...

Henty Street Amenities demolition

Glenelg Shire Council have finally got the greenlight to start demolition of the Henty Street CBD Amenities, to commence Wednesday, June 18. These works will...

Big goal for generous Portlanders

PORTLAND’S Salvation Army has set its sights high for this year’s Red Shield Appeal, but believes the generosity of the community will be a...

Fresh food swap

HAVE excess homegrown produce and want to give it away? This might just be the solution. Portland District Health’s health promotion team and Glenelg Libraries...

Drought taskforce formed

Hamilton Livestock Agent Heath Templeton, who is also President of the Hamilton and District Stock Agents Association, will be part of a new Drought...

Do you remember the Battle of the Sounds?

Do you remember Hoadley’s Battle of the Sounds? Maybe you were even part of it? If so, Newcastle radio host Jack Hodgins wants to...

An explosive surprise

AN unexpected day at work for Glenelg Shire Council’s Collections Management Coordinator, Agostina Hawkins, resulted in the discovery of a WWII live projectile. Ms Hawkins...

Beautiful days at Narrawong

Narrawong has been flooded with families looking to relax and cool off these summer school holidays.