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LAST week Glenelg Council conferred Australian Citizenship on 11 Shire residents. The ceremony, which took place at Glenelg Council’s Portland office, saw Mayor Karen Stephens formalise the residents’ transformation into Australian citizens. The newly minted citizens were supported by family and friends as well as attending councillors. Dr Rakesh Patel, who originally hails from India, […]

Portland Observer - September 17, 2024

SUBJECT to town planning approval, provision for a new café near the current playground at the Lakes Edge development site is an exciting new prospect for Hamilton.

Admin - September 17, 2024

IN a world of ceaseless chatter, clarity of expression is priceless.

Admin - September 17, 2024

A look back at previous editions of the paper 50 and 25 years ago

Admin - September 16, 2024

THE latest quarterly statistics on livestock slaughtered and meat production from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) have revealed that the female slaughter rate (FSR) for the Australian cattle herd has lifted to 53.1 per cent, which places the industry in a destock phase.

Admin - September 16, 2024

TWO locals have been named among Nuffield Australia’s latest crop of 25 scholarship recipients bringing wide-ranging benefits to the agriculture industry.

Lizzie Hallam - September 16, 2024

MANY of you will have seen the petition we’ve been running in Hamilton over the last couple of months, calling on the State Government to fund a second paramedic ambulance in Hamilton for the night shift.

Admin - September 16, 2024

HAMILTON Youth Centre, Stable Ground founder, primary school teacher and mother, Lee-Ann Elmes, is excited to nominate as a candidate for the upcoming Southern Grampians Shire Council election next month.

Felicity Handreck - September 15, 2024

WORKS on the first stage of Port Fairy’s East Beach Redevelopment will get underway on Monday.

Admin - September 15, 2024

ROUND One of the Council’s Community Partnership Grants for 2024-25 motion was discussed and passed during Wednesday evening’s ordinary Council meeting.

Felicity Handreck - September 15, 2024
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