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Glenelg Shire Council commits to permanent truth-telling about colonial violence at Victoria’s oldest European settlement

Glenelg Shire Council commits to permanent truth-telling about colonial violence at Victoria’s oldest European settlement

“We acknowledge the true history of the region within the Glenelg shire and we commit to truth telling as a vital step towards awareness, education, recognition, and healing.”

Darcie Humphreys
WildlifeWildlife
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How did a young seal end up in a bin at the back of the Portland RSL?

How did a young seal end up in a bin at the back of the Portland RSL?

The pup’s mysterious appearance at the has prompted an investigation, with authorities appealing for information.

Zara Cuthbertson
PortlandPortland
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Billion-dollar batteries: Victoria’s biggest energy storage project to be built in Portland

Billion-dollar batteries: Victoria’s biggest energy storage project to be built in Portland

The Energy Park is expected to power 345,000 homes during peak demand.

Zara Cuthbertson
HistoryHistory
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The history behind Portland’s 175-year-old Freemasons lodge

The history behind Portland’s 175-year-old Freemasons lodge

As the organisation celebrates its long legacy, the Brolga explores its tradition, community giving and the quiet evolution of a group once shrouded in secrecy.

Zara Cuthbertson
RoadsRoads
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Bolwarra potholes get quick fix after graffiti grabs state’s attention

Bolwarra potholes get quick fix after graffiti grabs state’s attention

A crude plea scrawled across the Princes Highway forced a clean-up, but long-term road repairs remain uncertain.

Zara Cuthbertson
RoadsRoads
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“Fix this”: Crude graffiti sparks conversation on “horrendous” condition of West Vic roads

“Fix this”: Crude graffiti sparks conversation on “horrendous” condition of West Vic roads

Residents say the graphic drawing highlights just how bad the roads have become — and how long their complaints have been ignored.

Zara Cuthbertson
PortlandPortland
Travis Lovett reflects on Walk for Truth from Portland to Parliament

Travis Lovett reflects on Walk for Truth from Portland to Parliament

After leaving Portland, the 400km journey passed through Port Fairy, Warrnambool, Terang and Camperdown, visiting ancient meeting places and significant historical sites.

Zara Cuthbertson
Port FairyPort Fairy
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SES urges caution as storm surge brings high tides to southwest coast

SES urges caution as storm surge brings high tides to southwest coast

Locals are being warned the “hazardous” high tides will last until Thursday.

Zara Cuthbertson
ProfilesProfiles
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The veggie-growing guru sharing her knowledge with fellow Portland gardeners

The veggie-growing guru sharing her knowledge with fellow Portland gardeners

Catherine Francis dishes the dirt on organic, seasonal produce.

Zara Cuthbertson
ProfilesProfiles
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Dancing brolgas, killer whales and playful seals: The Portland local documenting West Vic wildlife

Dancing brolgas, killer whales and playful seals: The Portland local documenting West Vic wildlife

Ten years ago, Allen McCauley began taking photography more seriously.

Zara Cuthbertson
PortlandPortland
Dolly Parton library marks its 1,000th Portland district graduate

Dolly Parton library marks its 1,000th Portland district graduate

The thrill of receiving a book in the mail has encouraged Glenelg Shire kids to keep reading.

Zara Cuthbertson
PortlandPortland
“Give what you can, take what you need:” How little free pantries are supporting Portland locals

“Give what you can, take what you need:” How little free pantries are supporting Portland locals

Everyone in our community should have access to basic hygiene products - but as the day-to-day costs for essential items continue to rise, so do the number of individuals and families seeking support.

Zara Cuthbertson