THE Hamilton and Alexandra College’s (THAC) shooting team enjoyed a session at the Hamilton Clay Target Club, guided by Victorian Clay Target Association (VCTA) coaching coordinator, Gary Hayden.

HISTORY House has reopened following an extended COVID-19 lockdown, with the group’s new chief volunteers welcoming visitors and extra volunteers. The distinctive bluestone former town hall at 95 Cliff St – in the Memorial Triangle precinct next to Glenelg Shire Council’s office – is the home of the Portland Family History Group. It is also […]

PORTLAND’S Salvation Army is bracing for a challenging year after two protective measures against the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic are removed at the end of this month. The $150 a fortnight coronavirus supplement for people on income support payments such as JobSeeker, the Youth Allowance and Parenting Payment will end on March 31, and […]

TOURISM operators from around the region had their chance to share their thoughts on the sector’s future with the nation’s tourism minister, Dan Tehan, this week.

A MAGISTRATE and former Hamilton lawyer has accepted it was wrong to tell a court a victim of rape had suffered “buyer’s remorse”.

WEDNESDAY was an exciting day at Western District Health Service (WDHS) and for the wider community as Phase One of the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out got underway.

THE arrival of the Johnny Mullagh Medal and staging of the first Mullagh Juniors Cup kicked off a massive day of celebration for Harrow’s 2021 Mullagh Championship Cup weekend.

FOUR women will be diagnosed with ovarian cancer today.

THE Greater Hamilton community will band together again next month to raise money for the 90th Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

SHEEPVENTION has been cancelled for the second year in a row, with the committee deciding this week to call off Hamilton’s biggest annual event due to the COVID-19 pandemic.