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Complaint is lodged with information commissioner

WELLINGTON Shire Council's Native Timber Taskforce has lodged complaints to the Office of the Victorian Information Commissioner, about the state government's refusal to provide...

RAAF airmen are now aviators

THE Royal Australian Air Force has replaced the term 'airmen' with 'aviators' as it enters its second century.Chief of Air Force, Air Marshal Mel...

New chief executive is announced for CGH

MARK Dykgraaf has been appointed to be the next chief executive of Central Gippsland Health.With the endorsement of the state Department of Health, the...

Drivers of two vehicles lucky to escape injury

BOTH drivers involved in an accident at the notorious Stratford-Maffra Rd intersection at 1pm on Thursday were lucky to escape unscathed.The incident occurred when...

Vale Cr Malcolm Hole

WELLINGTON Shire and the Heyfield community has lost one of its most tenacious advocates, after councillor Malcolm Hole succumbed to illness on Saturday morning...

Forestry practices review changes kept under wraps

THE refusal of state Environment Minister Lily D'Ambrosio to release the promised changes to Victoria's code of forestry practice is threatening the survival of...

Search for Sale lotto winner

IT could be a weekend full of celebrations for a Sale player who scored division one in Wednesday Lotto, but first, they need to...

Morwell Bendigo Bank branch to close

Morwell is losing yet another banking outlet as Bendigo Bank has announced it is closing its Tarwin Street branch on May 14.Morwell Bendigo customers...

Forestry hub’s future is handicapped by policy

THE newly-established Gippsland Forestry Hub's aim to drive the industry's future is handicapped by the state government's policy to close Victoria's native forest industry...

First public fast electric charge point launched

WELLINGTON Shire's first public fast electric charger has been installed at the Port of Sale, and will be offering free charging for a honeymoon...

Modified Anzac Day – march, but no dawn service in Sale

SALE RSL has been working behind the scenes to plan a modified commemoration of Anzac Day in Sale, which will this year not include...

Care to dance?

AFTER two false starts, the 74th City of Sale Theatrical Dancing Eisteddfod was finally able to begin on Tuesday.The pandemic prevented the Eisteddfod from...

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FOGO collection begins soon

The collection of food organics and garden organics (FOGO) bins will begin across Wellington Shire next month. FOGO services are beginning in three Gippsland shires...