Skateboarder assaulted near park
Police are seeking information after a skateboarder was assaulted and robbed in Sale last week.
Cowwarr Weir incident
Maffra police attended following an incident at the Cowwarr Weir picnic area on Saturday morning involving a pedestrian and a car.
Govt plans to expand bus services in Sale
Bus services around Sale will be expanded under a state government proposal.
Warmer and drier conditions are expected for the region
The Bureau of Meteorology released its spring outlook last week, with warmer and drier conditions than average expected to settle in across the region.
Pakenham train change for Gippslanders?
The state government has been asked to immediately rule out any plans to terminate Gippsland trains at Pakenham and force passengers onto the metro system.
Authority’s community contribution
Community user groups which have benefited from Latrobe Valley Authority funding met last Tuesday at the LVA's annual community forum.
A lively Kalbar meeting
Last Thursday night's community information session on the proposed mineral sands mine at Glenaladale drew a strong crowd and triggered intense debate.
A focus on helping out in the Himalayas
Two local optometrists will soon embark on their second trip to the Himalayas, where they will volunteer their services to treat villagers' eye problems.
‘Kick in the guts’ offer
A storm is brewing in the fishing industry over the price offered by the Victorian Fisheries Authority to buy out fishing licences in the Gippsland Lakes.
Rail bridge meetings
With work scheduled to begin later this year on the new rail bridge over the Avon River in Stratford, community information sessions will be held next week.
Heightened risk of fire
Gippsland will be a focus for emergency services this summer, as extremely dry conditions during consecutive years has resulted in above-normal bushfire conditions.
Local artists for animals
A Gippsland artist passionate about wildlife is spearheading a campaign to highlight the looming threat of species extinction, and what she says is a "lack of governmental support" to reverse it.





