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New school crossing underway - feature photo

New school crossing underway

PORT Fairy families will soon have a safer walk to school with construction of a new school crossing near Villiers Street now underway.

5 October, 2026

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Port Fairy SES members (from left) Phil Worrell, Ray Young, Victoria Ottanelli, Hannah Torney, Colin McKane, Ally Thomas and Bree Emonson.

Port Fairy News

Wear orange, help make a difference

After: The ‘new look’ Borough Chambers.

Port Fairy News

Council invests in business facades

Repair Café volunteers Belinda Needham and Lynda Hughes are looking forward to this weekend’s event.

Port Fairy News

Repair Cafe open Saturday

A drone shot of the Port Fairy bridge.

Port Fairy News

Images released of new bridge

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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.

Port Fairy News, Local News

Family-friendly show in Port Fairy

The original Browns Hardware business/building (purchased by Ken and June Brookes in 1976) was located on the corner of Bank and James streets.

Port Fairy News

Fifty years of tools, trust and tradition

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

Accepting the silver tourism award on behalf of Port Fairy and Moyne Shire Council are, from left, chief executive officer Mark Eversteyn, deputy mayor Cr Myra Murrihy, mayor Cr Jordan Lockett and economic development and tourism coordinator, Jo Mackenzie.

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Silver for Port Fairy

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Cash boost for festivals and events - feature photo

Local News, Koroit News, Port Fairy News

Cash boost for festivals and events

Jeremy Murray and Cr Jordan Lockett

Port Fairy News

Contracts signed for Gipps St bridge

Moyne Shire’s 2026/27 Budget has included $3.1 million to be spent on works to replace Port Fairy’s Gipps Street bridge.

Port Fairy News

Budget highlights capital works and services

First artists announced for 2027 Folkie - feature photo

Port Fairy News, Local News

First artists announced for 2027 Folkie

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