PENSHURST’S annual Art and Photography Exhibition saw “hundreds” of people visit the Penshurst Hall to view an array of art and photography over the weekend.

RAMPIANS Tourism has joined forces with Victoria’s 10 other regional tourism boards to call on federal tourism minister, Dan Tehan, to expand the ‘half-price flights’ initiative to more airports in the state.

AFTER missing last year’s event due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Good Friday Appeal Fundraising Bake and Produce Sale will return next week.

THE pandemic has created fresh opportunities for laid-off city workers looking to form new paths in rural Victoria.

FOR learner drivers, logging 120 hours of supervised driving can be tough, especially when they don’t have access to a vehicle or supervising driver, but the TAC L2P program is helping to change that.

A SOUTH-WEST magistrate has told a Hamilton man he would have jailed him if the law had allowed this week.

THE future of Portland’s aluminium smelter has been secured for the next five years, with Alcoa announcing a new energy deal and government funding to keep the plant running.

KEPPEL Prince Engineering has been warning for months that many of its workers’ jobs were at risk if it could not find more wind tower work, and those warnings became reality on Wednesday when 42 staff took redundancy packages. The cuts were across the Portland company, with 16 staff across all divisions accepting voluntary redundancy, […]

SUE Hides from Sale, Gippsland, said she usually travels around the world to hike “from soft bed to soft bed.” Speaking during a lunch break at Mt Richmond on Tuesday Ms Hides said she was delighted to have been able to find a “world class” supported walk a lot closer to home. She is one […]

DESPITE global concerns raised with the safety of the AstraZeneca vaccination, infectious diseases specialist, Joe Sasadeusz said the Federal Government should continue its rollout of the vaccine.