Portland Observer & Guardian in Portland, Victoria | Newspaper
Portland Observer & Guardian
Locality: Portland, Victoria
Phone: +61 3 5522 3000
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23.01.2022 $12.3 million tourist attraction on the cusp of construction showcasing Gunditjmara cultural heritage Also in Tuesday’s Portland Observer: - Portland Toy Run returning - Identify local traders in our fun competition... - Straight set wins for Drumborg and Heydarra in Surry tennis Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
22.01.2022 Some of our best... Winners of the Love Your Local small business recognition campaign Bec Pendrey from Kangatraining Portland John Bibby from Portland Golf Club - Victoria, Australia and Liz Carter from Harbour Lights Snack Bar received their prizes from Committee For Portland Small Business Network chair Jon Dennis. Mr Dennis said the campaign was an opportunity to recognise the contribution small businesses have made to Portland during these challenging time. It is impressive to see the innovation these businesses have employed and it’s great to see the community support for them, he said. Read more in today's Portland Observer.
22.01.2022 Salvation Army leader speaks about COVID-19's impact on the community. Also in Tuesday's Portland Observer: - Alcoa in discussions with the Federal government about smelter power deal - Erin Johnson on her son's rare epilepsy... - Shannon Malseed is calling time on her professional cycling career. Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office, or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
21.01.2022 Applications for this Friday's Midnight Sale Twilight Market are still open - applications need to be in by Wednesday. Links to the forms can be found in the post below.
21.01.2022 Movember moustaches growing under masks Also in Tuesday’s Portland Observer: - Blow for power upgrade for properties - Surf club life member Jeff Smith turning 90 ... - Done deal: Jeremy Cameron heads to Geelong Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
17.01.2022 Search for missing man scaled down (UPDATE TO PRINT EDITION missing man identified and public info sought see below post) Also in Tuesday’s Portland Observer: - Robert Butch Halliday feature following his retirement as a Councillor - Report about aluminium smelter says it’s too big to fail... - Cricket’s back! Big contests in round one of the 2020-21 season Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office (on weekdays excluding public holidays), or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
16.01.2022 Fragments of COVID-19 found in Portland sewage (see below for testing update) Also in Friday’s Observer: - Family fighting two-year-old Annie's cancer - Portland dog park locations unveiled... - Basketball full steam ahead to return next week Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au ***Portland District Health's drive-through COVID-19 testing clinic is now open seven days again, 10am to 4pm; people must phone 5521 0387 before attending. Even people with the mildest symptoms should be tested, PDH advises. The most common COVID-19 symptoms are: Fever/chills Breathing difficulties (shortness of breath) Cough Sore throat Fatigue or tiredness Other symptoms: Runny nose Loss of sense of smell For the most up-to-date updates phone the above number or go to the Portland District Health Facebook page.
12.01.2022 Bid for beach to be returned along Dutton Way Also in Friday's Portland Observer: - Indoor swimming and dance classes to return soon - Many small businesses yet to feel major benefits from COVID-19 restriction easing... - Kevin Hughes reflects on his football journey Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office (on weekdays excluding public holidays), or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
11.01.2022 Upwelling celebrated with community art project Also in Friday's Portland Observer: - Dartmoor rail trail funded - Search continuing for missing man... - Cricket kicks off tomorrow for the 2020-21 season Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office (on weekdays excluding public holidays), or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
11.01.2022 One week to go until the Midnight Sale and Twilight Market. Don't miss next Friday's Portland Observer for details of all the special offers, discounts and gift ideas at our participating retail stores.
05.01.2022 Log exports to China halted and cray fishers nervous Also in Friday’s Observer: - Search on for stolen red Holden Cruze - Mayoral vote details revealed... - Huge turnout for Rock Up Netball competition Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
04.01.2022 Major upgrade of netball facilities at Portland’s Hanlon Park funded Also in Tuesday's Portland Observer: - Lost hiker discovery in Discovery Bay - $1800 fine after truck rollover crushes cab, chipper... - Young athletes return to the Portland Little Athletics track for the 2020-21 season Buy the Portland Observer at local newsagencies, retailers and the Portland Observer office, or subscribe to our twice-weekly epaper at eobserver.spec.com.au
