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Border Watch, The (Mount Gambier, Pt MacDonnell, Millicent, Penola, Nangwarry, Casterton, Nelson, Dartmoor, Beachport, Boredrtown, Kingston, Robe, Naracoorte, Kalangadoo, Mt Burr, Casterton, Millicent, Southend, Glencoe, Tarpeens, Tantanoola, Port MacDonnell, Portland)

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Casterton News (Casterton, Coleraine, Merino, Chetwynd, Portland, Hamilton, Heywood, Edenhope, Dartmoor, Mount Gambier, Warrock, Bangallah, Paschendale)

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Hamilton Spectator »
The Hamilton Spectator is a tri-weekly Australian newspaper that serves a diverse region which is home to some 34,000 people. (Ararat, Branxholme, Balmoral, Byaduk, Caramut, Casterton, Cavendish, Chetwynd, Coleraine, Condah, Dartmoor, Digby, Dunkeld, Edenhope, Glenthompson, Hamilton, Harrow, Hawkesdale, Heywood, Horsham, Koroit, Lake Bolac, Macarthur, Merino, Millicent, Mortlake, Mt. Gambier, Narrawong, Penshurst, Port Fairy, Portland, Stawell, Tyrendarra, Warrnambool, Westmere, Willaura, Winnap and Yambuk.)

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Lithgow Mercury (Lithgow, Wallerawang, Portland, Cullen Bullen, Kandos, Hartley, Meadow Flat, Blackheath, Medlow Bath, Mt Victoria, Katoomba)
Lithgow Spade, The (Lithgow, Bowenfels, Wallerawang, Lidsdale, Cullen, Portland, Capertee, Glen Davis, Rylestone Rydal, Hampton and Hartley)
Lithgow Village Voice »
FREE weekly distributed community Newspaper. Delivering 6000 papers every Friday
Online Version: issuu.com/villagevoice.net.au
Facebook: www.facebook.com/thevillagevoicelithgow/ (Lithgow, Wallerawang, Hartley, Lidsdale, Capertee, Portland, Cullen Bullen, Rydal, Hampton) more»

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Portland Observer (Portland, Heywood, Narrawong, Tyrendarra, Hamilton, Dartmoor, Mount Gambier, Warrnambool, Condah, Casterton, Winnap, Branxholme, Portt Fairy, Digby, Yambuk, Coleraine, Merino, Macarthur)

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Western District Farmer »
Distributed first week monthly as a supplement to South-Western Victoria's major rural newspapers: (Camperdown Chronicle, Mortlake Dispatch, Terang Express, Cobden Times, Western Plains Advertiser (Skipton), Hamilton Spectator, Portland Observer, Pyrenees Advocate (Beaufort), and via Aust. Post Farmer Points to Warrnambool, Ararat, Colac, Ballarat, Winchelsea and Districts.)
Western Weekender, The (Penrith Local Government Area and Hawkesbury Local Government: Badgery's Creek, Berkshire Park, Cambridge Gardens, Cambridge Park, Castlereagh, Claremont Meadows, Colyton, Cranebrook, Dunheved, Emu Heights, Emu Plains, Erskine Park, Glenmore Park, Jamisontown, Kemps Creek, Kingswood, Kingswood Park, Leonay, Llandilo, Londonderry, Luddenham, Mt Pleasant, Mt Vernon, Mulgoa, North St Marys, Orchard Hills, Oxley Park, Penrith Regentville, St Clair, St Marys, South Penrith, Wallacia, Werrington, Werrington County, Werrington Downs, Windsor
AGNES BANKS, BERAMBING, BILPIN, BLAXLANDS RIDGE, BLIGH PARK, BOWEN MOUNTAIN, CATTAI, CENTRAL COLO, CENTRAL MACDONALD, CLARENDON, COLO, COLO HEIGHTS, CORNWALLIS, CUMBERLAND REACH, EAST KURRAJONG, EBENEZER, FERNANCES, FREEMANS REACH, GLOSSODIA, GROSE VALE, GROSE WOLD, HIGHER MACDONALD, HOBARTVILLE, KURMOND, KURRAJONG, KURRAJONG HEIGHTS, KURRAJONG HILLS, LEETS VALE, LOWER MACDONALD, LOWER PORTLAND, MARAYLYA, MCGRATHS HILL, MELLONG, MOGO CREEK, MOUNTAIN LAGOON, MULGRAVE, NORTH RICHMOND, OAKVILLE, PERRYS CROSSING, PITT TOWN, PITT TOWN BOTTOMS, PUTTY, RICHMOND, RICHMOND LOWLANDS, SACKVILLE, SCHEYVILLE, SOUTH WINDSOR, ST ALBANS, TEN MILE HOLLOW, TENNYSON, THE DEVILS WILDERNESS, THE SLOPES, UPPER COLO, UPPER MACDONALD, VINEYARD, WEBBS CREEK, WHEENY CREEK, WILBERFORCE, WINDSOR, WINDSOR DOWNS, WISEMANS FERRY, WOMERAH, WRIGHTS CREEK, YARRAMUNDI. (Sydney))

Portland, Victoria

View to the main street over the Park - Portland

Photo 07/03/2004
Photos and information submitted by Gary Pope, Many Thanks

Portland is known as Victoria's birthplace based on it being the first permanent white settlement in 1834, one year prior to Melbourne. The Henty family feature in the history of Portland, and many buildings in the town bear witness to their presence, including the corner of Bentinck St and Julia St where the former London Inn was built in 1844 (The words: London Hotel - still feature over the top windows of the building). The foreshore is abound with wharves and industry, yet is balanced with well maintained lawns and streetscapes leaving a brilliant view of the historical buildings and facades that continue to capture the attention of travellers enjoying a visit to this great town.

In the neighbourhood:

Cape Bridgewater (18km), Yambuk (40km)