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GLENELG Shire Council aims to be well prepared for anticipated boom times driven by renewable energy.

Portland Observer - June 2, 2024

WIDELY referred to as an “inspiration” to Portland Croquet Club members, Alice Lamplough isn’t what you might call a typical athlete.

Mitchell Turner - June 1, 2024

PORTLAND’S under-15 girls football team has gone from strength to strength this season, dropping just one of their first seven games thus far.

Mitchell Turner - May 31, 2024

THE Dhauward-Wurrung Elderly and Community Health Service (DWECHS) has a Sea of Hands on its front lawn, put together by little hands for Sorry Day last Sunday.

Charlie Sawyer-Bassett - May 31, 2024

RETIRED ship’s captain Mike Lockwood has sea water in his veins.

Portland Observer - May 30, 2024

THERE is a considerably large pumpkin hanging around the GardenLife Nursery, and its name is Nefertiti.

Charlie Sawyer-Bassett - May 29, 2024

IN high schools across the country, local Gunditjmara history and stories are studied through a scientific lens, in a series of textbooks set to be re-released soon.

Oscar Perri - May 28, 2024

HAVE you ever considered if or how environmental disasters impact women and men differently?

Louise Belfield - May 26, 2024

AS part of National Volunteers Week, Portland District Health (PDH) held a morning tea on Wednesday to recognise their many volunteers who keep the workplace turning.

Charlie Sawyer-Bassett - May 25, 2024

JANE Schmidt never saw herself as a volunteer. Now she can’t imagine not being one.

Portland Observer - May 23, 2024
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