Students all fired up
Guthridge Primary School, Sale, was a sea of red Tuesday, in celebration of Red Balloon Day.
Bairnsdale fatal crash
A man aged in his 20s has died following a car crash in Bairnsdale early Thursday morning.
Study shows geology off 90 Mile Beach suitable for storing carbon dioxide
The study of rock samples from beneath the seabed off the 90 Mile Beach indicate the geology is suitable for the technology to store carbon dioxide.
Firefighters receive thank you letters from kids in Europe
The support, appreciation and thanks to fire fighters working in Gippsland has extended far beyond Australia, with school-children all the way from Europe sending cards, letters and well wishes to a number of brigades across Wellington Shire.
Patients wait hours to be seen in emergency
Two patients have approached the Gippsland Times with stories of what they say were unacceptable waits in Sale Hospital's emergency department on Thursday.
Petition for beach walking track
Seaspray and Honeysuckles residents have joined forces to lobby Wellington Shire Council to build a walking track to link the two communities.
Council looks for solution after developer sells land
Wellington Shire Council planning officers will discuss unexpected changes to a recent Maffra subdivision with local residents.
The Clown Doctors prove laughter is a great tonic
The Clown Doctors spread their cheer around Sale Hospital last Tuesday, bringing smiles to the faces of patients of all ages.
Gippsland will benefit from plantations – Ag Minister
Timber plantations are expected to be concentrated in Gippsland, on public and private land, according to the state Agriculture Minister.
Heart disease the big killer
Coronary heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in Gippsland, with poor heart health a particular problem in the Wellington and Latrobe local government areas.
Black panther mystery continues to fire our imaginations
A podcast on black panther sightings has attracted interest from Gippsland.
She’s not apples, Dan
The state government has been dragging its heels for so long on the Princes Highway duplication between Traralgon and Sale that it seems Mother Nature has taken over.
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