THEY’VE been back for a while, and are almost as good as ever, but there are a couple of things that would make life easier for one of Portland’s premier tourist attractions. Portland Cable Trams has just been through a boom peak tourist season, the first since the previous Christmas/New Year, battling lockdowns in between. […]

THE Western District Health Service (WDHS) Oppportunity Shop has donated $100,000 to the MRI for U&I Appeal, taking the stores total contribution to the hospital to $1 million in the past 80 years.

ON Tuesday, March 1, the Hamilton Uniting Church will once again be stacking pancakes for a good cause as they raise funds to help those in need.

OWNING and operating a small business is a sure-fire prerequisite to offer the people of Wannon better grass roots representation, Craige Kensen of Casterton believes.

LOCALS can expect lots of laughs on Thursday, March 3, when The Melbourne International Comedy Festival Outta Town comes to the Hamilton Performing Arts Centre.

JANUARY’S hailstorm may have been short and sharp, but its effect on one of Portland’s major buildings is going to last a lot longer. Glenelg Shire Council has been forced into alternative arrangements after the storm extensively damaged its Cliff St offices. At the time it was thought the damage might be repaired within a […]

MONIVAE College is inviting the community, prospective students and their families to its Discovery Day this weekend to view the exceptional facilities at its large campus on Ballarat Road, Hamilton.

THE State Government appears to be backtracking on its attack on regional newspapers.

MOYNE Shire Council chief executive Bill Millard is stepping down from the top job after almost four years in the role.

LOCAL Ukrainian national, Helen Stanislowski, who has been living in Australia for over 30 years, said she told her family this week, that President Putin would invade.