Portobello Community
Portobello Community Incorporated is a community group that works on the Otago Peninsula to promote and develop assets and events for residents and visitors. This website has been developed to get people involved with their community and inform them of the great things going on in their area.
Portobello Gallery
Peter on rubbish duty
The rubbish revolution
Coronation Hall
Loving it!
Water slide
Portobello Domain
Hawk & Hurl
Portobello Gothic
Pat shows her style
Portobello School Pikao
STOP on the Job
Portobello School Clean Up
Rubbish clean up efforts
Portobello Hotel
Townscaping
Johnathon Usher – Magician
Enjoying the show
Wet and Wetter
Cadbury Carnival Event
Getting Air
Otakou Marae
Portobello school children look on at the marae
A large log washed up on the inlet edge
Townscaping
Portobello
Soldiers Memorial
Allan’s Beach
Young Firefighhters
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Camping Ground for the Peninsula
The Dunedin City Council have announced plans to develop a “DoC style” campsite on the Peninsula. In a report in The Star on the 2oth of June a Council spokeswoman announced that the City Council was investigating sites on the Peninsula, but … Continue reading
Posted in Dunedin, New Zealand, Otago, Otago Peninsula, Peninsula, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc, Uncategorized
Tagged Campsite, Dunedin, Dunedin City Council, Freedom Camping, Otago Peninsula, Otago Peninsula Community Board, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc, Portobello Domain, Portobello Inc, Public Consultation
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Hoopers Inlet – The Rising Tide
The blocked outlet of Hooper’s Inlet has been an issue on the Peninsula for some time now. The issue has been one that has frustrated local residents as the responsibility for its management is volleyed between the Otago Regional Council … Continue reading
Anzac Day Service in Portobello
Portobello will hold its annual Anzac Day service at the Portobello Museum war memorial on April 25th, 9.30 am. The service will commemorate those servicemen and women who served in military campaigns and pay homage to those local men who … Continue reading
