THE Hampden Football Netball League is well underway in its preparations for the 2023 season, with clubs digging into their preseason training in hopes of getting an edge on the competition.

FORMER Portland Leadlighter’s Guild members are being asked to pick up their work, so there is more room for the ever-expanding team.

PORTLAND’S basketball community continues to go from strength to strength, and a big part of that ongoing success has been due to the involvement of the Morrissey family.

GLENELG Shire Council’s in-principle decision to get out of home and community aged and disability services hasn’t gone down well with those at the coalface.

THE Surry District Tennis Association is returning to the court to resume the second part of their season after a month off play.

JUST a fortnight after the South Coast Raceway roared to life for the first time this summer, the track will once again be back in action, with tomorrow seeing the Wild Bunch Wars hit the tarmac.

AFTER months stuck onboard without pay, more than half of the crew of the Yangtze Fortune livestock carrier have found a way home to the Philippines.

THE annual TRAILS sculpture exhibition has become something of an institution in Portland after just two short years – and the third event promises to be better than ever.

IT was a great weekend of cricket for Tyrendarra.
After Friday night’s Twenty20 grand final victory, they came out on Saturday and produced a mammoth total of 9-336 in their Portland and District Cricket Association clash with Gorae-Portland at Tyrendarra Recreation Reserve.

IT was a hard-fought win for Portland’s Country Basketball League women’s side on Sunday, with the young line up securing an 83-75 victory against Horsham.