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WHEN Warrnambool heads to Melbourne tomorrow for the opening round of the Big V basketball season, they will be bolstered by a pair of Portland players.

Denis Belden - March 20, 2022

THE Portland Golf Club’s annual club championships will be decided on Sunday.

Denis Belden - March 20, 2022

FLYING Mascot, a racehorse with connections to Portland, earlier this week gained an invitation to race in the world’s richest 1600m race, the All-Star Mile, to be held at Flemington tomorrow.

Admin - March 20, 2022

PORTLAND Rotary are all set to go for this year’s Beats Cycle for Hope ride from Portland to Cape Bridgewater.

Admin - March 19, 2022

PORTLAND is providing the scenery for a new TV show, ‘Portland Charter Boat Wars’, which aired its first episode on 7mate on Wednesday night. The series revolves around six fishing charter companies from all along the west coast of Victoria, competing to get their customers to bring in the most cumulative centimetres of southern bluefin […]

Felicity Handreck - March 19, 2022

TUCKED away off the Henty Highway, about midway between Heywood (12km away) and Portland (17km away), and after a short drive down a well-sealed, tree-lined road is an unassuming slice of paradise just waiting to be injected with new life.

Admin - March 19, 2022

THE Portland and District Cricket Association’s 2021-22 A grade season comes to a close tomorrow with Tyrendarra and Portland Colts battling it out in the grand final.

Portland Observer - March 19, 2022

IT’S been a quiet stretch at Portland’s RSL Memorial Bowls Club since the conclusion of the Weekend and Midweek Pennants with the only event held recently being the men’s minor championship.

Admin - March 18, 2022

SOUTH Portland all-rounder Mitch Arnold is the youngest winner of the Portland and District Cricket Association’s A Grade Cricketer of the Year in more than 20 years.

Portland Observer - March 18, 2022

THE Portland Adult Riding Club was fortunate enough to get the chance to spend a day with one of Australia’s biggest names in equestrian history on Sunday, Barry Roycroft. 77-year-old Roycroft headed to Yarraman Park’s indoor centre on Sunday for a full day of lessons for members of the local riding club.

Admin - March 18, 2022

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