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New police station opens next week

Sale’s new 24-hour police station will become operational from Wednesday following a three-year process to plan and build the new facility.

A mountain of a task

Covering 150 kilometres of mountainous terrain in just 11 days is the task in front of CCS student Thomas Whylie.

More must be done to combat ice: Chester

There needs to be more focus on protecting young people from the dangers of the drug ice.

Expo success

Local community organisations showcased their activities at a community services expo in Sale pedestrian mall on Saturday.

Raising money to fight leukaemia

Riding from Port Albert to Rosedale used to be the first leg on a trip to the goldfields, but for a group at the weekend the journey was in aid of a golden cause.

Water upgrade

A $4.8 million upgrade to improve the water quality and performance of the Sale Water Treatment Plant began on Thursday.

Top music day

The third annual Sale Music Festival has been hailed a hit, with an estimated 3500 people turning out to enjoy the day's festivities.

Pedalling for miles to raise money for mental health

A group of four veteran Sale cyclists are preparing to ride 780 kilometre across Gippsland in seven days.

Phoebe’s emergency response award

A 13-year-old Briagolong girl has been awarded a commendation award in recognition for her excellent response to an emergency situation.

Vehicle collection drives a push for parking

Wellington Shire Council will continue to help the Gippsland Vehicle Collection secure adjoining land for car parking.

Tackling the ice scourge

Local sporting club officials were told they could help in the fight against the abuse of ice and other illicit drugs, as well as alcohol, by formulating strong drug and alcohol policies.

Bold port frontage design for cultural hub

Wellington Shire Council has released a concept plan for the Port of Sale Cultural Hub.

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