From kinder to international rower: a journey through school
When Gippsland Grammar year 12 student Lily looks back on her first days at school, one memory still shines: the Early Learning Centre’s traditional...
Bringing brightness to town
Now in its third year, Matilda and Zoe Webber’s Sunny Day fundraiser has reached new heights, with last Thursday’s sunflower sale raising $3831 –...
North Gippsland Group of the Country Women’s Association holds AGM
The North Gippsland Group of the Country Women’s Association held its annual meeting on February 14.
Group president Lois Ramsey invited Wellington Shire councillor Carmel...
Rotary Club Sale helping nurses
Members of the Rotary Club of Sale were present at the recent annual graduation and celebration ceremony at Central Gippsland Health of nursing staff...
Come and enjoy our great outdoors for Parks Week
Wellington Shire Council is inviting residents and visitors to step outside and reconnect with nature during Parks Week 2026, with a broad range of...
Tom shows toughness in cancer battle
Cancer is tough no matter what age. But 11-year-old Tom Mussio and his family will this month be celebrating his successful fight to beat...
New leadership at Sale College ready to make an impact
INCLUDE more. Connect more. Involve more.
It’s more than just a motto created by the new leadership team at Sale College. It’s a challenge and...
Marking 100 years since Yallourn Black Sunday bushfires
THE Black Sunday bushfires during the 1925-26 fire season devastated the Gippsland community and surrounding regions.
More so, today - Wednesday, February 18 - marks...
Contemporary take on Celtic music
Melbourne Celtic Festival On Tour is bringing what organisers describe as "a full-on music festival in one evening" to The Wedge Performing Arts Centre...
Ally Row interview: From busking in Yarram to the Australian Open
FOLK rock band Ally Row, based in Yarram, performed at the Australian Open on Australia Day.
In an exclusive interview with the Gippsland Times the...
History of law and order at Foster Street Museum
A NEW law and order exhibition, tracing the history of police stations, lock-ups, gaols and courts in Sale, opens this week at the Foster...
Bursary for Catholic College Sale student
Catholic College Sale student Ruby Scholtes received the CDF Father James Wall Bursary.
Established in 2003, the CDF Father James Wall Bursary honours Father James...
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Strong fleet tackles Marlay Point Overnight Race
This year’s Marley Point Overnight Race was a soaring success, with event coordinator Di Floyd saying the strong participation and successful finish rate reflected...
