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‘A little bit o’ this, and a little bit o’ that’

PEOPLE listening to local community radio station 3RPC FM may know him, and those walking down the street may see him. Every Monday from 10am...

Prince Engineering rebrand almost complete

IN the midst of a rebrand and restructuring process after being acquired in full by long-term executive director Steve Garner, Prince Engineering (formerly Keppel...

An insatiable appetite for learning

SELF-PROCLAIMED born and bred 'city girl', Michelle Kearney, moved to Portland to teach, then suddenly 14 years flew by. Friday July 4 is Dr Kearney’s...

A double bill of plays happening now

The cast and crew of Portland CEMA (Council for Encouragement of Music and the Arts) Theatre group have been working hard for weeks rehearsing...

Biggest Morning Tea success

Friends, families and businesses rocked up to South West TAFE Portland on Wednesday, June 4, for a slice and cuppa. VCE VM students Alex...

Stolen goods recovered in Portland

LOCAL police are reminding community members that no piece of information is too small and no stone will go unturned, after the assistance of...

Past student helps school

Bolwarra Primary School has a new lectern, made by one of its very own students. Ken Hollis is a past Bolwarra student, having enrolled...

AI technology minimises forestry fire risk

ARTIFICIAL Intelligence has quickly permeated into everyday life, but its importance as a critical firefighting asset in Victoria’s south west can’t be underestimated -...

Kelp restoration made possible

Portland’s kelp is spikey, but not prickly, according to marine science students visting through Portland as they explore the coast collecting the algae. Deakin University...

Kentbruck hope community benefit will follow approval

THE proposed Kentbruck Green Power Hub wind farm has been selected as part of the Commonwealth Government’s Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS), as the only...

Long ride for refugees’ education

A former refugee has embarked on an extraordinary 4000-kilometre cycling journey to raise educational funds for refugees and Afghan women, stopping in Dunkeld on...

Stolen property recovered

LOCAL police are reminding community members that no piece of information is too small and no stone will go unturned, after the assistance of...

Teen takes over local business

One daring 17-year-old Portlander has taken on her own business, and so far so it's been smooth sailing. Taya Allen is just 17 and already...