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Spectator-Observer Partnership | THE popular Portland Australian Breastfeeding Association’s Baby and Child Bonanza Garage Sale will be held for the 21st time this Sunday in the Portland Civic Hall. The ABA garage sale has been a must for parents, parents-to-be, grandparents and carers for the past 21 years and, to celebrate, Glenelg Shire mayor Karen Stephens will officially open the sale at 11am by cutting a ribbon at the front doors of the hall. When the sale began in 1992 it was the … Continue reading 0 Comments
Tiana Richardson | LOCAL boy, Aiden Engel, 6, has been chosen for a small walk-on role in next Tuesday’s production of Sundowner starring renowned Australian actress Helen Morse. Aiden is excited about the role, which although small, will be a highlight of his … Continue reading 0 Comments
Bill Meldrum | WORLD Laughter Day gave at least 16 people the opportunity to put the woes of the world in the background and enjoy 30 minutes of giggling and deep-seated belly laughs. Laughter Yoga teacher Julie Hart held two 30-minute sessions on … Continue reading 0 Comments
Spectator-Observer Partnership | THE Bentinck St lawns will be radically transformed into a multi-use entertainment and recreational space under draft concept plans set to be considered by the Glenelg Shire Council next month. The plans include a stage, skate park, sandpit, seating and shelter … Continue reading 0 Comments
Ross Moir | PORTLAND hosted the stars and production crew of The Broken Shore this week for the filming of the telemovie of Peter Temple’s award-winning novel. The Broken Shore is a crime thriller set against a background of police corruption, racism and … Continue reading
Bill Meldrum | WHEN the lights are turned on for AFL club Geelong’s first night match on home soil at Simonds Stadium on June 1, there will be some very proud Portland residents looking on. Keppel Prince Engineering workers are in the final … Continue reading
Steve Robertson | “LET’S all play a D chord now,” bandmaster Emma Thompson requests, perhaps more with hope than confidence. Three new aspirants to the ranks of Portland’s brass players play the chord. They are among a group that meets every Tuesday evening … Continue reading
Huw Cushing | IN the aftermath of the weekend’s fishing, as well as renewed calls for construction of a second boat ramp to begin, a need for more filleting tables has been made clear. Hundreds of fishermen brought back hundreds, possibly thousands, of … Continue reading
Ross Moir | MUSIC Glenelg has dropped its annual music festival after the failure of last year’s week-long “It Started from the Sea”. The festival was designed to coincide with the visit of HM Bark Endeavour but failed to return the group’s investment. … Continue reading
James Bourke | A DRAFT of Portland’s new-look foreshore area is a step closer to being drawn up after ideas flowed at a community forum last week. Through the forum and an online survey, the Glenelg Shire Council is seeking ideas for the … Continue reading
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