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Some businesses must deny entry to city visitors

Sale's Mister Raymond eatery has taken to social media to advise customers that it will be denying entry to people from metropolitan Melbourne and Mitchell Shire.

Test numbers double

The numbers of COVID-19 infections have begun to creep up again in some areas of Gippsland, with three active cases in Baw Baw, two in Bass Coast, one in South Gippsland, one in East Gippsland, bringing the total to seven on Sunday.

Support for Sale College’s one-campus push

Local politicians are supporting efforts to consolidate Sale College onto one campus.

Roundabout for Macarthur and Market St intersection

The state government will upgrade a high-risk Sale intersection to include a roundabout.

Removing bushfire fuel loads at Loch Sport’s entrance

Gippsland South MLA Danny O'Brien has welcomed efforts to remove bushfire fuel loads around Loch Sport.

Willung South highway works to begin soon

The next stage of Hyland Highway's $10 million upgrade will get underway soon, with realignment of the major intersection between the highway and Grand Ridge Rd at Willung South.

Students resume bushfire relief

Catholic College Sale senior students have partnered with local volunteer group BlazeAid to help out in bushfire relief programs.

Burglar apprehended

The man has been granted bail at Bairnsdale Magistrates' Court, after being apprehended by the Wellington Family Violence Investigation Unit.

Drug bust removes $25,000 worth from local streets

Police seized ice, heroin, ecstasy, GHB and cannabis - with an estimated street value of $25,000 - from a Sale property.

Man sentenced to 27 years jail for murder

A man has been sentenced to 27 years jail for the murder of a woman, whose body was dumped in Nambrok.

One campus push

Sale College has stepped up its campaign for a single campus, and has earmarked land near the Gippsland Regional Sports Complex.

Call for groynes to stop erosion at Loch Sport

The Loch Sport community needs help from the state government to deal with ongoing erosion on the Lake Victoria foreshore.

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