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Concerns for children’s emotional instability and lack of structure post COVID-19 lockdowns persist

NEW research from Camp Australia reveals Australian children's emotional wellbeing, screen time and lack of socialisation continue to be the highest concern for parents...

Greg Lynn likely to go on trial in Melbourne this year

Tom Hayes ACCUSED murderer, Gregory Lynn, could be set for trial before the end of the year, as the Supreme Court appears likely to locate...

Dysons Community Grants launched

The Dyson Group of Companies, incorporating the Cobb & Co brand, has launched the next round of the Dysons Community Grants. This program has been...

State Government LGBTIQ+ grants

The state government's LGBTIQ+ Organisational Development Grants 2023 are now taking applicants. The grants are designed to strengthen Victoria's LGBTIQ+ communities by supporting LGBTIQ+ organisations...

RAAF column – Introduction to new Senior ADF Officer

Introduction to new Senior ADF Officer Brett Williams AS I start 2023 in my role as the Senior ADF Officer for RAAF Base East Sale,...

Home is where the Corazón is

Tom Parry THOSE who passed the Sale Showgrounds earlier this month may have noticed a peculiar site within its confines: a vintage double-decker bus. The bus...

Game changing adaptation: HBO’s The Last of Us

HBO'S The Last of Us is over halfway through its nine-episode first season, and it's clear that if they stick the landing, it will...

Jail time for a death at Moondarrah

Liam Durkin MURDER accused Samantha Guillerme was sentenced to three-and-a-half years imprisonment on Wednesday, February 9 in the Supreme Court. Ms Guillerme pleaded guilty in November...

Bank backtrack: Westpac closure postponed

Tom Parry JUST two weeks after publicly confirming it would close, Westpac Group has announced it will be postponing the closure of its Sale branch. The...

Guthridge Primary School students mark the opening of their new pool

Thirty years since its inception, the swimming pool at Guthridge Primary School, Sale, received welcomed renovations recently, with a special opening drawing current and...

CFA: Be prepared and know when to leave early

AS the Victorian fire season carries on and the risk of grassfires increases, the CFA is urging people to have a bushfire survival plan...

World Vision Australia launches appeal for Türkiye-Syria quake

WORLD Vision Australia has launched an appeal to provide lifesaving aid to children and families as the toll of the tragic Türkiye-Syria earthquake continues...

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Council meets with Coalition

Wellington Shire mayor Cindy Madeley and council chief executive David Morcom met with the leaders of the state Coalition parties yesterday to advocate for...