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A MAJOR expansion of one of Heywood’s main tourist attractions has received a substantial boost – and it is likely to be the first step in a plan to see it play an even bigger role in the town. The Pioneer Wagon Shed and Museum has received funding through the same federal government program that […]

Chalpat Sonti - November 3, 2020

THE first round of the Portland and District Cricket Association’s 2020-21 A grade season pitted the competition’s most experienced side, Portland Colts, against the youngest, South Portland, on Saturday. The two sides met at Henty Park for a one-day contest to kick the season off and Colts came away with a tidy three-wicket victory. South […]

Spec.com.au - November 3, 2020

PORTLAND’S newest art installation might be a tribute to the Bonney Upwelling, but it’s as much about health. The Revive the Reef exhibit was installed yesterday on the fence on Bentinck St near the Julia St intersection. It is the work of 27 local artists of all age ranges and including students from the Portland […]

Portland Observer - October 30, 2020

CRICKET action is back in town tomorrow for round one of the Portland and District Cricket Association season. It will be a new look for the A grade competition with the two-day format ditched for a full season of 40-over one-dayers for the entire season, including finals. It is a huge move for the association […]

Rani Kane - October 30, 2020

THE Dartmoor Rail Trail is about to become a reality, following a four-year battle with bureaucracy to turn a neglected eyesore into a source of community pride – and a tourist attraction. Work will start on the rail trail much sooner than expected, after the Glenelg Shire Council received more than $2 million in federal […]

Chalpat Sonti - October 30, 2020

HANLON Park is set for a major overhaul after receiving federal government funding for a major upgrade of its netball facilities, as well as a new football/cricket scoreboard. The projects will be funded through the federal government’s Local Roads and Community Infrastructure program, announced in July and in which Glenelg Shire Council received $2.273 million […]

Chalpat Sonti - October 27, 2020

A 62-YEAR-OLD man spent a windy night in his tent on Friday night when he became lost between Nelson and Lake Mombeong. The Warrnambool-region man was rescued by police helicopter on Saturday at about 11am and was reportedly in good health. A Victoria Police spokesperson said the man had started walking along a coastal section […]

Portland Observer - October 27, 2020

THE Portland Little Athletics Centre kicked off their 2020-21 season on Thursday night at Nelson Park. The athletes competed in multiple track and field events throughout the evening. Pictures into today's Observer.

Spec.com.au - October 27, 2020

YOU might call it going back to the future, but that’s exactly what a local group of citizen scientists wants to do with the Dutton Way sea wall. The Portland Beach Safety and Restoration Alliance is pushing for the sea wall to be replaced by ‘whale tail’ (T-shaped) reef groynes, which it says has been […]

Chalpat Sonti - October 23, 2020

THE Portland Golf Club’s annual Spring Tournament kicks off today with plenty of players jumping on board for the popular event. While there have been some tweaks to the tournament to accommodate for the current coronavirus restrictions, the club is looking at welcoming more players than usual to the course. There will be seven days […]

Rani Kane - October 23, 2020

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