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HRH throws a Miss Heywood pageant

FOR Heywood Rural Health’s (HRH) annual production, staff put together a glamorous pageant.   Every year the team orchestrates something theatrical and entertaining to amuse...

Tourist train to Portland gets the nod

IT has been a bit of an uphill battle for the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre Inc (SRHC), but like the train who thought he...

Huge numbers tour Budj Bim

LOCAL and Indigenous-owned Budj Bim Tourism marked its first anniversary last week, having attracted thousands of visitors to the area in that time. Budj Bim...

A “win-win” situation

IT might be a cliché, but a project that took place out Cape Nelson way on Friday certainly did merit the phrase. “This is a...

Hospital appeal thriving after record breaking year

PORTLAND District Health’s (PDH) annual winter blanket and coat drive has received outstanding support from the community this year, with one family going above...

Rank resigns

ANITA Rank, the Glenelg Shire’s longest serving mayor has resigned from the Council, with more than a year to run before the next election. The...

A little bit of Narrawong to take home

WHEN Narrawong resident Gerri Torpy saw the range of picturesque destination posters her friend Chris ‘Roy’ Taylor had designed for different councils throughout Victoria...

Long-time educator retires

AFTER 35 years working in education, Bolwarra Primary School principal Lee Gibbons is retiring. Mr Gibbons has been in principal and teaching roles for 35...

More than just the music

THE Narrawong Mechanics Hall was alive with the local community, kids and adults of all ages enjoying a warm meal and some fine music...

Year 10 work experience at Keppel Prince Engineering

THREE year 10 students from Bayview College spent their week at Keppel Prince Engineering, experiencing what it’s like to be in the workforce. The students,...

Stroke service delivered locally

THE likely outcome for someone having a stroke in the Portland area will soon improve dramatically, when a new fast response service will be...

Sorting through the Shire’s history

AGOSTINA Hawkins, Glenelg Shire Council’s collections manager, has a big job ahead of her. She and her team are around six months into the mammoth...

Close loss for open netball

PORTLAND’S open netballers suffered another close loss on Saturday, going down to Terang-Mortlake 44-42 despite leading in the first quarter of the Hampden Netball...