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State government ‘non-committal’ on Sale College

A local politician has vowed to continue advocating for a redevelopment to Sale College, after he received a "non-committal" statement from the state government.

Yes to Yarram’s road sealing, no to Gormandale’s bike and pump track

There were mixed results for residents who submitted petitions to Wellington Shire Council.

Teeing up safety for violence victims

A local chiropractor is fundraising to support those suffering from domestic violence, during a time when victims need it most.

Stretton Park work is progressing

A $7 million project to expand and upgrade a not-for-profit community aged care facility in Maffra is quickly taking shape after a huge fundraising campaign won the hearts of locals.

Sale’s own ‘angel’ featured in podcast

Sale's Sue Wilson is featured in a podcast series called Ordinary Angels, hosted by Carter and Carter.

Council’s $12.9 million plan to upgrade Aqua Energy in Sale

Wellington Shire Council will be looking to secure at least $3 million from the state government for a $12.9 million upgrade of the Aqua Energy leisure centre in Sale.

Flowers are in high demand

Local florists are gearing up for a spring full of colour, with arrangements and bouquets expected to blossom thanks to the above-average rainfall over winter.

Roundabout construction begins

The new roundabout at the busy intersection of Macarthur and Market Sts in Sale will include improved line marking and lighting.

Bike sales booming

Bicycle sales have skyrocketed during the coronavirus lockdown, with retailers in Sale finding demand is outstripping supply.

Farmers supporting farmers

A new and exciting agricultural enterprise, aimed at improving mental health in farmers, is beginning to take shape in Maffra.

Photos of Yarram’s new health centre released

Yarram and District Health Service has released images of its new Integrated Health Care Centre on social media, giving the community a glimpse of the new facility.

Pokies spend down because of COVID-19

Data on Victorian gaming expenditure has revealed gamblers spent about $500 million less on pokies in the past 12 months than in previous years, because of COVID-19.

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