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Melburnians can visit to clean up their Wellington Shire properties

Melbourne residents who own properties in Wellington Shire can now apply online for a letter of support to travel to prepare a second property before the fire season.

Gym owner vs state

In defiance of Premier Dan Andrews' "inconsistent" roadmap plan to reopening, a Sale gym owner has gained Australia-wide attention after vowing to open on Saturday despite a warning from police that fines will be issued.

Footy final fight for the feline Fitzgeralds

There can only be one winner in the Fitzgerald household on Saturday.

Council farewells one of its own

Tuesday night's Wellington Shire Council meeting marked the end of a four-year term, but also the end for at least one councillor.

Suggested changes to electorate boundaries

The National and Liberal parties have suggested changes to the Gippsland electorate as part of a review of Victoria's federal divisions.

Wild weather expected this weekend

Gippsland is set for a wild ride on the weather front this weekend.

More attention must be paid to fire mitigation

The federal Royal Commission's interim observations on the summer's bushfires are factually incorrect, misleading and omit vital information, according to a Latrobe Valley fire and forestry expert.

Mural pays homage to Ada Crossley

A mural paying homage to internationally-acclaimed opera singer Ada Crossley is being painted on Yarram Mechanics Hall this week.

Lab squad attends search

A 21-year-old man was taken into police custody for questioning following a raid in Sale on Tuesday.

Two more people charged over Lovison murder

Missing Persons Squad detectives have arrested five people in relation to the suspicious death of Newborough man Jarrad Lovison in April.

Carp infestation worsens, but no news on carp virus

Local concerns about carp infestations in rivers and waterways around Wellington Shire are increasing, as recent rains provide the perfect breeding ground for the invasive species.

Red Knights keep rolling this Xmas

Being 85 years young has not put the brakes on Sale resident Doug Jones' enthusiasm for the annual Keith Hamilton Toy Run.

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Council supports regional police academy

Sale could host Victoria’s second Regional Police Academy to train and retain recruits in Gippsland, with Wellington Shire Council pitching the former TAFE centre...