CAKES, slice, champagne and hot drinks were all served at the high tea on Sunday, held at the Alexandra Park building, and hosted by the Rotary Club of Portland and Cycling Without Age.
“ADDING flesh to the bone” was how Mr J. T. (John) Stone put it when he agreed to be interviewed to give insight into the frequent and curious author of Letters to the Editor at The Hamilton Spectator.
WITH fire restrictions easing in some parts of the state, and calm autumn conditions, hundreds of private, agricultural and planned burns are expected to take place in the coming weeks.
FOLLOWING on from a story The Spectator covered on March 23, 2024, the notorious intersection at South Boundary Road and the Hamilton-Port Fairy Road has continued to deteriorate, causing a recent driver to become airborne, they said.
HEI Mary Productions, a locally-established independent film production company has been thrilled to announce their latest film, ‘A Lie In Wait’, was selected for the Fantastic Film Festival Australia.
ROADS and footpaths around the site of the Melville Oval Redevelopment were closed off to the public by police and CFA crews on Monday morning due to a gas leak at the work site.
THE Red Gums of the Dundas Tablelands are potentially under threat from a massive wind farm development stretching from Tahara in the south to Nareen in the north, a distance of some 40 kilometres.
SOUTHERN Grampians Shire Council (SGSC) has been no stranger to major events such as flood and fire and as locals have seen time and time again, preparation has been the key to improving the chances of making it through unscathed and bouncing back quickly.
