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
Tag Archives: Heritage
Signs of the Times
Portobello Community Incorporated are excited to be having the official opening of their new Portobello Heritage Trail on Saturday 14th October as part of the 2017 Dunedin Heritage Festival. The new traill consist of seven interpretative signs giving the history of … Continue reading
Posted in Dunedin, New Zealand, Otago, Otago Peninsula, Peninsula, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc
Tagged Heritage, Heritage Trail, Local History, Otago Harbour, Otago Peninsula, Otago Peninsula Museum, Paul Pope, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc, Portobello Community Incorporated
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Anzac Day in Portobello
Despite the rain the Anzac Day service at Portobello Museum was well attended by young an old on Friday 25th April. The service was a fitting tribute for all of those who served throughout the last 100 years, but 2014 is particularly … Continue reading
Everyday is a Winding Road – Portobello Road Consultation
In March 2013 Portobello Community Incorporated made a submission on the proposed road widening design for Portobello and Harrington Point Roads. That submission detailed a number of issues with the nature of the design and its impact on the community, … Continue reading
Posted in Dunedin, New Zealand, Otago, Otago Peninsula, Peninsula, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc
Tagged Annual Plan, Cycleways, Design sensitivity, Dunedin City Council, Heritage, Landscape, Otago Harbour, Otago Peninsula, Otago Peninsula Community Board, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc, Public Consultation, Reclamation, Road Widening, Roading Issues
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D Scene Reports on Portobello Road Widening
The recent edition of D Scene reported on the submission made by Portobello Community Incorporated on the Dunedin City Council’s proposal to widen Portobello Road and the effect that the proposal will have on the township and its community. Click … Continue reading
Posted in Dunedin, New Zealand, Otago, Otago Peninsula, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc
Tagged Annual Plan, Cycleways, Design sensitivity, Dunedin City Council, Heritage, Landscape, Latham Bay, Otago Harbour, Otago Peninsula, Otago Peninsula Community Board, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc, Portobello Inc, Public Consultation, Reclamation, Road Widening
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The Long and Widening Road
Last nights Annual Plan consultation meeting in the Coronation Hall was well attended by residents who came to hear more about the Annual Process for 2013-2014. With presentations and discussion with the Mayor, Chief Executive and Council staff there was … Continue reading
Posted in Dunedin, New Zealand, Otago, Otago Peninsula, Peninsula, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc, Public Notices
Tagged Annual Plan, Cycleways, Design sensitivity, Dunedin City Council, Heritage, Landscape, Latham Bay, Otago Harbour, Otago Peninsula, Otago Peninsula Community Board, Portobello, Portobello Community Inc, Portobello Inc, Public Consultation, Road Widening, Submission
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Road Widening Consultation
The Dunedin City Council have announced the first stage of public consultation on the road widening of Portobello Road. The project includes widening the road by 5-8 metres in places and the development of a cycle-way and pedestrian pathway alongside Otago Harbour. Many … Continue reading
