Hamilton Spectator (Hamilton, VIC)

The Hamilton Spectator is a tabloid newspaper that comes out three times a week. It has been serving the community of Hamilton, Victoria, Australia, since 1859. The publication is managed by the Hamilton Spectator Partnership Pty Ltd.

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Chambers secures first blue plate in dramatic finish

Jul 15, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

BEAU Chambers has further established himself as a rising star on the Australian karting scene, as he secured the Northern Territory state title in a dramatic final last weekend. Chambers, 9, faced off against some of the best young drivers the country in an event which came down to the very last corner.
Visitor from another Portland

Jul 14, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

PORTLAND has been a fantastic tourist destination for many a traveller over the years, but for one recent visitor it meant even more than that. Brian Keniston, 28, was born in Portland, Oregon in the United States, before living for a number of years in Portland, Maine on the opposite coast.
Westerns unveils new First Nations-inspired design

Jul 11, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

WESTERNS Football Netball Club will be showcasing a new look during tomorrow’s South West District Football Netball League fixtures, with the club unveiling its new Indigenous design. The Roos’ newest jumpers and dresses were designed by club member Aaron Bamblett and have arrived and been unveiled in time for the tall end of NAIDOC week.
Maskell Medallist locked in for 2025

Jul 1, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

ONE of Portland’s favourite sons is set to make his return to Hanlon Park, with Daniel Jackson signing on the dotted line for the 2025 Hampden Football League season. Jackson’s history at the club runs deep, as he has played more than 150 games for the club between under-18s and seniors.
Winter Solstice fun run ready to go

Jun 20, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

Coleraine ‘Points’ heading in the right direction
Premiers celebrate

Jun 17, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

By Mitchell Turner PORTLAND’S junior basketball season reached its exciting conclusion on Friday evening as the best teams across each gender and age bracket faced off in their respective grand finals. Under-16 boysClippers proved too strong for Bulls in a high-scoring encounter, winning 77-67 thanks to a big second half display. Bulls led the charge early with 20 points from Chad Daniel and took the lead into the half 42-38.
Speedway caps off 2023-24

Jun 15, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

PORTLAND’S Southern 500 Speedway capped off its 2023-24 season in style with its presentation evening held recently to celebrate the accomplishments of its members. The best and brightest across the various categories were celebrated as the podium finishers in Junior New Stars, Junior Top Stars, Production Sedans and Super Rods were all acknowledged.
Locals set for association championships

Jun 14, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

THREE local netballers will be off to Melbourne this weekend for Netball Victoria’s annual association championships Finals Day. Held at the State Netball Centre, the Finals Day will feature the best of the best in terms of local netball interleague sides, with the Hampden FNL to represent the Western Zone in all four grades between 13-and-unders, 15-and-unders, 17-and-unders and Open.
Nason to the next level

Jun 13, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

Popular StoriesBy Mitchell Turner HEYWOOD footballer Nason Lovett-Murray is ready to take his football to the next level, as the young star has been selected to the 12-and-under School Sports Victoria (SSV) representative side. Nason, 12, has a pedigree as an athlete which is well-established, with his uncle Nathan Lovett-Murray and father Jeff Garlett having played more than 300 AFL games between them.
Finals fever for Farley family

Jun 10, 2024 | spec.com.au | Mitchell Turner

THE Portland Basketball Association’s grand final day was a big day for the Farley family, with three generations taking part in Sunday’s action. The eldest participant was Kev Farley, who refereed the division four men’s grand final, while his daughter Joni Farley and granddaughter Havanah Farley-Harvey were victorious in the division four women’s grand final.