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Day for Elimination of Violence against women

NOVEMBER 25 was International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. It also marked the launch of the 16 Days of Activism campaign...

Keeping an artform alive

A 15-year-old girl with a pedigree steeped in high country heritage captivated the hearts of an audience of thousands last month with a pair...
Sale businesses

Sale to celebrate Christmas with late-night shopping

Businesses across Sale have banded together to collectively offer locals a never-been-done-before Christmas special: late-night shopping. Kurb Skateboard Shop owner Vicki Casper has worked tirelessly,...
Loch Sport family heartbroken over dodgy works

Young family facing uncertainty

Heartbreaking for a young Loch Sport family, after spending close to $70,000 for renovations; their home is now facing demolition. The future of a Sanctuary...

Police Beat – December 9 2022

Body found in Sale POLICE are investigating after a body was found in a vehicle on Macarthur St, Sale on Tuesday, December 6. Officers responded to...
Federation University

Federation University invites students to Info Day

New university and TAFE students will have the chance to experience life on campus with a series of expo-style information days held at Federation...

Maffra Secondary tops the state

MAFFRA Secondary College has been awarded Victorian School of the Year by the Victorian Student Representative Council (VicSRC). The accolade was received by the school...

An inside look at the Sale Country Music Festival

PUTTING on a brand new event is always risky, especially after COVID, but a strong line-up saw crowds gathered to the Sale Turf Club...

Could Sion be St Thomas’ home?

THE former Sion campus of Catholic College Sale could soon be home to St Thomas’ Primary School under a plan drafted by the region’s...

Ballet fairytale entrances Sale

AS the incandescent lights above dimmed, darkness blanketed the John Leslie Theatre and the audience hushed in anticipation before the heavy red curtains parted,...

Google is wrong

The West Gippsland Catchment Management Authority is calling on tech giant Google to correct a wrongly named waterway around Cowwarr and Heyfield. Google has been...

The Gippsland Great Outdoor & 4×4 Expo

FOR all who love motorhomes, camping, 4x4s, travel, adventure, food, wine and caravans, the Gippsland Great Outdoor and 4×4 Expo arrived at the Sale...

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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...