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Committee members Eveline Jackway, Anita Watts and Michael Watts are looking forward to this year’s Port Fairy Show. And for those who may struggle to walk from the front gate or car park to the heart of the action, this buggy will be on hand to transport showgoers as needed.

Family-friendly show in Port Fairy

WITH everything from giant bubbles and circus activities through to an animal petting zoo, vintage display and delicious Devonshire teas, this year’s Port Fairy Show looks set to

11 September, 2026

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Rachel Pitt-Lancaster rehearses for the upcoming production.

Local News

Orlando ready to hit the stage

Deepesh Baskota leads the candlelight vigil on the Civic Green.

Local News, Warrnambool News

Remembering those lost and still missing

Moyne Shire Council has allocated $55,000 to plant close to 18,000 new trees across the municipality.

Local News

Cash flows for 18,000 new trees

Andrea Janes (director of cancer services, South West Healthcare), Matt Smith (project manager, Hansen Yunken) and Bridget Hall (prostate cancer specialist nurse, South West Healthcare) are looking forward to seeing these cranes lit up in shades of blue.

Warrnambool News

Shining the light on prostate cancer

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Volunteers Debbie and Angela are looking forward to this weekend’s book sale.

Warrnambool News

Book sale this weekend

Race organisers (from left) SWH community partnerships manager Suzan Morey, Beyond Bank’s Grant Howland, and Warrnambool Racing Pigeon Club’s Kevin Ashworth and Darren Bolden.

Local News

Pigeons help deliver appeal success

Mpower staff (from left) Shane Martin, Tracy McKendry and Kimberley Dempsey, with volunteer Jeanette Ruwoldt, are hoping the community will get behind their ‘Carers Connection Community Scarf’ project, celebrating the work and dedication of local carers.

Local News

Knit a little, care a lot

Warrnambool midwife Ashton King (right) was excited to be named winner of this year’s scholarship. Also Pictured is lactation consultant/committee member Barb Glare

Local News, Warrnambool News

Scholarship opens doors for lactation support

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Preparing for the upcoming trivia night are, from left, June Swan, Mark Croucher, John Harris and Peter Walsh.

Warrnambool News

Put your knowledge to the test

The Port Fairy Folk Festival will next year celebrate its 50th birthday and organisers believe it will be even bigger and better than before.

Port Fairy News, Local News

Next wave of artists released

Panmure’s Ian Wallace and Brian Cockayne have secured a long-forgotten piece of history.

Local News, Panmure News

Historic restoration underway

Local children Luca and Daisy McKinnon at the new signs.

Local News

Road safety campaign continues

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