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The great slowdown in time during pandemic lockdowns were a chance for many of us to take up new or unusual hobbies, from perfecting that delicious cake, reading the classic book we'd always wanted to get around to, or finally creating the amazing vegetable garden we'd always dreamed about.

The 75th City of Sale Eisteddfod Theatrical Dance Section was held during the first week of the school holidays.

After a 27-year hiatus, the Heyfield Timber Festival made a triumphant return.

Gippsland Women's Health (GHW) and Scarlet & Grace are collaborating to stop violence against women in Gippsland for Candlelight Vigil 2022.

Mission Australia's Youth Survey 2022 is now open and young people aged 15-19 in Gippsland are invited to take part.

As local arts and performance groups bounce back to life, CoAbility and The Wedge Performing Arts Centre are putting accessible theatre at the top of the to do list.

Local people who died as prisoners of the Japanese during World War II

Easter Saturday marked five years since the official opening of the Heyfield & District Museum, a building that celebrates the history of the town, and the migrants that moved there.

A column by Australia's leading sleep expert, Olivia Arezzolo!

The residents at the Ashleigh House in Sale last month enjoyed a cruise ship-themed week of celebrations and activities.

Registrations for this year's fun-run are now open, with new and returning participants invited to join.

Sale's Farms to Families market has been bolstered by the support of volunteers from Esso.