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Indoor mask rule returns

Wearing masks indoors is back, household visitor limits have reduced and a return to work cap has been paused after a hotel quarantine worker tested positive to COVID-19 on Wednesday.

Vaccine rollout plans

The Sale-based Wellington Respiratory Clinic is making plans for the arrival of the AstraZeneca vaccine, expected to be rolled out across the state by late March or early April.

Council will support Perry Bridge solar farm

Wellington Shire Council will support a $125 million solar farm proposed for Perry Bridge.

Filmed in Loch Sport

An independent movie filmed in Loch Sport will premiere soon in Melbourne.

New name, album for Harry Hook

The Sale Memorial Hall may have sat empty for most of 2020 as the pandemic saw the end of social events, but anyone walking past this iconic building at night may have seen a light flickering.

Killing wildlife part of a ‘larger cultural issue’

Golden Beach residents say the killing last week of three emu chicks highlights a larger cultural issue of disrespect for wildlife, rampant drug use and a "cowboy" mentality among a small subset of residents.

Woodside drowning prompts local boating warning

The tragic drowning of a father of seven near Woodside two weeks ago has prompted Transport Safety Victoria to remind boaters and paddlers to carry safety equipment and to practise getting back on board if they find themselves in the water.

Dive support vessel in Bass Strait for West Barracouta project

Esso Australia says it is nearing completion of its West Barracouta project, which will bring new gas supply to the Australian domestic market this year.

Recognising Maffra’s quiet achievers

Because of inclement weather last week, Maffra's Australia Day celebrations were transferred from Victoria Park to Duart Homestead.

Court following violent home invasion

A 34-year-old Sale man has been remanded in custody to appear in court on April 27 for a committal mention following a violent home invasion in Sale.

Car impounded after burnouts

An unlicensed female driver has had her car impounded after allegedly doing burnouts in multiple locations in the Sale central business district early Sunday morning.

Welcoming our new citizens

Our three newest citizens talk with the Gippsland Times about why they made the leap to become Aussies, and why they love Wellington.

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GLaWAC celebrates culture and country during NAIDOC Week in Stratford

MORE than 1500 people from across Gippsland attended GLaWAC’s annual NAIDOC Family Day in Stratford last Thursday, with First Nations community, their families, and...