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STEADY rain caused the temporary closure of Mount Clay Rd yesterday after more than 30mm of rain fell between 9am on Wednesday and 9am yesterday. The Portland Airport Bureau of Meteorology weather station recorded 35mm of rain and Cape Nelson 31mm, topping up water storage levels further after 25mm had fallen from Sunday to Monday. […]

Portland Observer - October 8, 2020

MAYA Jones counts herself as fortunate in many ways. She was lucky enough to get a gap-year job in the education sector at the beginning of this year, and recently found out that she is the recipient of a 2021 Andrew Jack Memorial Scholarship ahead of her return to study next year. “It’s really lifted […]

Portland Observer - October 8, 2020

THE Portland Motocross Club returned to the track on Saturday with Lachie Johnson one of many riders to hit the dirt. Both junior and senior riders were given the chance to ride for the first time since coronavirus restrictions forced all sports on hiatus.

Rani Kane - October 6, 2020

ROWAN Marshall’s first finals campaign as an Australian Football League player is off to a flying start, with the ruckman’s St Kilda side defeating the Western Bulldogs in an elimination final thriller on Saturday. Marshall, originally from Portland, is in his fourth season with St Kilda and after finishing in sixth spot on the ladder […]

Portland Observer - October 6, 2020

A SHIFT online didn’t hinder enthusiasm for United Way Glenelg’s second annual live crowd fundraiser on Thursday with a larger audience and more money raised than 2019. An impressive $45,800 was pledged by the Shark Pitch audience, which peaked at more than 170 registered online participants, although co-organiser Nicole Carr from United Way Glenelg said […]

Portland Observer - October 6, 2020

THE busy rose season continues for Treloar Roses after an unprecedented year for sales of bare root roses and potted roses. It was a sell-out bare root rose season for the organisation after the coronavirus pandemic has encouraged people to invest in their gardens. Within months of the sales going online Treloar Roses were sold […]

Rani Kane - October 6, 2020

BROTHERS Jaydon and Josh Stiles have completed their domination over the AFL North West NSW Football League, winning the premiership with the Gunnedah Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon. Four months ago, with the Victorian Government’s coronavirus lockdowns looming and the chances of community football going ahead slipping by the day, 26-year-old Jaydon travelled interstate and joined […]

Portland Observer - October 1, 2020

NIKKI Edwards never thought she would have the courage to take on a management position or lead a board of directors. But the Portland woman has managed to do both of those things since graduating from the Leadership Great South Coast (LGSC) program last year. She was one of several participants who joined the part-time […]

Portland Observer - October 1, 2020

HOLIDAY accommodation providers reported mixed occupancy levels over the past two weeks of school holidays while regional Victorians got used to the latest COVID-19 restriction levels. “It’s not so much like a ghost town anymore, which is good: that has unfortunately been out of everyone’s control,” Glenn Berry from Dutton Way holiday park Holiday Lifestyle […]

Portland Observer - October 1, 2020

THE battle against the menace that is sweet pittosporum is an ongoing on, which recently received a little help. A local group, the South West Woody Weeds Action Team, has been at the forefront of the fight against the highly-invasive weed – as well as the equally-annoying Italian buckthorn and boneseed – that has taken […]

Chalpat Sonti - September 29, 2020

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