IT was back-to-back titles for Kerri-Ann O’Keefe and Aiden Mibus on Saturday when they took out the Surry District Tennis Association singles A grade championships for 2022-23.

GLENELG Shire’s largest one-day event isn’t far away and this year there’ll be something extra to celebrate.

LOCAL wine grape growers face a nervous few weeks as a wet spring and several other setbacks since are going to lead to a delayed and reduced harvest.

PORTLAND’S women’s basketballers bowed out of the 2022-23 Country Basketball League season on Saturday, going down to premiership favourites Millicent 65-44 in their semi-final, in what was nonetheless a hard-fought encounter.

IT has been a while coming, but a major expansion of the Pioneer Wagon Shed and Museum is almost finished. A new L-shaped shed has been built on the western side of the site, more than two years after plans were first announced. The coronavirus pandemic played a big role in the delay, of course, […]

ON Wednesday, Portland’s South Coast Raceway hosted the Street Machine Drag Challenge, with racing enthusiasts from across the state descending on the town to partake in the event.

AROUND 30 Glenelg Shire farmers and their dogs were treated to a working dog workshop from one of the countries best trainers, as the traditional method of working livestock is experiencing a resurgence in popularity.

BOWLS is a strong tradition in the Cottier family, and on Wednesday at the Portland Bowling Club three generations of the one clan converged to play a very special game of bowls.

THE Surry District Tennis Association is hosting their annual championships across the weekend with singles and doubles tennis on show at the Portland Lawn Tennis Club.

GLENELG Shire Council is scheduling three more “listening and information sessions” on a proposal that could see it get out of home and community aged and disability services.