We will head to the polls on May 18
The federal election will be held on Saturday, May 18.
Federal funding for Yarram Showgrounds’ new exhibition shed
The federal government will contribute $250,000 to build a new exhibition and storage shed at the Yarram Showgrounds.
Serving up spirit
More than 100 people attended a community get-together at Briagolong Tennis Club, held by Tennis Australia.
Highway hypocrisy
Premier Daniel Andrews and Treasurer Tim Pallas are being labelled hypocrites for their response to the federal budget, which confirms the federal government's contribution of $132 million to the final stages of the Princes Highway duplication.
Jumping off the page
The trials and tribulations of Gippsland's kangaroos and wallabies could soon be a topic of discussion in households around the world, thanks to a caring couple who devote their lives to the love, care and rehabilitations of these iconic creatures.
PFAS testing for Esso workers
Esso workers will undergo blood tests to determine their levels of exposure to potentially toxic chemicals once used in fire fighting foams at the Longford gas plant and Bass Strait gas platforms.
Federal money for local roads
Wellington Shire Council will receive more than $3.15 million in additional funding from the federal government to improve safety on local roads.
Regional railway revival contracts
The process to seek contractors to upgrade the Gippsland line as part of the Regional Rail Revival is underway.
Water tower opened
Sale's newest attraction, the Water Tower Museum and Observation Deck, opened to the public on Saturday, after being restored by a dedicated team led by historian Peter Synan and Brian Castles.
Sale man carjacked
Latrobe Crime Investigation Unit detectives have arrested two hitchhikers following an aggravated carjacking in Maryvale on Thursday night.
Sale salon burglary
Wellington Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for assistance following a burglary in Sale.
Historic opening
The long awaited opening of the Sale Water Tower on Saturday will celebrate more than two years of dedication to the preservation of one of Sale's significant historical connections.