Woodside street name deliberation continues
The naming of sections of a Woodside street has yet to be sorted.
Local dance studios calling for a workable return to classes
Local dance studios have been lobbying the government to be recognised so that they have some clarity regarding re-opening.
Rebekah’s no run-of-the-mill physio
Warm-up exercises are something usually associated with elite sports people or athletes, not the timber industry or sawmills.
Nurse practitioner working in drug and alcohol field
Central Gippsland Health now has its first ever qualified nurse practitioner.
Man hands himself in after alpaca shooting
A man has handed himself into police, following the fatal shooting of a pet alpaca in Nambrok last week.
Crews called to illegal burn-offs near Newry
Forest Fire Management Victoria crews responded to an illegal burn-off on public land in the Avon-Mt Hedrick Scenic Reserve, eight kilometres north of Newry, on Saturday.
Let’s keep money local now businesses are reopening
Gippsland MHR Darren Chester is encouraging Gippslanders to support local businesses as many begin reopening their doors after the coronavirus shutdown.
Information sought on Sale burglaries
Wellington Crime Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for the public to help identify a man following two burglaries in Sale.
Design for new Sale TAFE campus revealed
Students in the Wellington Shire are a step closer to having state-of-the-art training facilities, with the state government unveiling its designs for the new TAFE Gippsland campus at the Port of Sale.
Police investigate erratic driving
Wellington Highway Patrol is calling for witnesses to the moments before a red Holden Commodore collided with a tree in Sale on Saturday.
Tarra Trail work begins
Construction of the long-awaited Alberton to Port Albert section of the Tarra Trail is underway.
CCS inches closer to consolidation
Catholic College Sale will vacate its Sion campus at the end of the year, consolidating operations onto one site from 2021.





