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HEYWOOD was able to take out victory in a tussle with Heathmere in the Greater South West Junior Football League’s under-14 mixed division, coming away with a 5.5 (35) to 1.6 (12) victory.

Mitchell Turner - July 25, 2023

THE Portland Neighbourhood House location in the CBD is up and running – with plans to extend the range of services. Now run by Kyeema Support Services, after the closure of WorkSkills, the office at Shop 7, Pioneer Plaza (on Percy St opposite the post office) complements the longstanding Portland Neighbourhood House at 40 Waratah […]

Chalpat Sonti - July 23, 2023

PORTLAND’S under-17 soccer side has gone from strength to strength in the 2023 South West Victorian Football Association season, as after a 4-2 win over Corangamite on Sunday they remain in third spot with five wins, a draw and only one loss from seven fixtures.

Mitchell Turner - July 23, 2023

GRAEME Tonkin, in his own words, is always up for an adventure – and his most recent one might have topped them all. The Gorae farmer, wife Jenny and their Geelong-based son Jayden were all recently in Scotland for a unique motoring experience. Graeme and Jayden Tonkin were the driver and navigator respectively of a […]

Portland Observer - July 22, 2023

WHILE most of the action at the Julia Street Creative Space takes place at ground level, look up a bit and there is now somewhere for community to gather. An upstairs room adjacent to the artist residence has recently been substantially renovated. Julia Street Creative Space convenor Robyn McDonald said the room, decorated as you’d […]

Chalpat Sonti - July 21, 2023

PORTLAND Motocross Club’s annual Dwayne’s Day in the Dirt event was a roaring success on the weekend, with the club hosting a record number of competitors on the grass track near Cape Bridgewater.

Mitchell Turner - July 21, 2023

NOT often does the entire student and teacher cohorts of every school in the Portland district converge on the one place, but last week they did to celebrate NAIDOC Week with the theme For our Elders. From preps to final year students, around 2000 children filled the Portland Foreshore on Friday morning and, for the […]

Oscar Perri - July 20, 2023

IT was a lopsided weekend of football in the South West District Football League, with the smallest margin of victory recorded across the four matches being 64 points.

Mitchell Turner - July 19, 2023

DARTMOOR was able to hold off an oncoming Westerns outfit to earn a 49-44 win in an impressive display in the South West District Netball League’s A grade competition.

Rani Kane - July 19, 2023

PORTLANDERS lined the Cape Nelson Road railway overpass over the weekend to watch the first passenger train into the city for decades; somewhat behind schedule, but here. And despite the unforeseen delays leading to an ingloriously late start, Seymour Railway Heritage Centre Inc. (SRHC) John Crofts was delighted to see what he said were “wall […]

Louise Belfield - July 19, 2023
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