Program aims to create future safer drivers
Catholic College Sale Year 10 students were guided through a world-first road safety education program recently by Melbourne Museum representatives.
Fifty turtles found dead
About 50 dead eastern long-necked turtles have been found on the side of the Avon River, north of Stratford.
Willung couple found
Missing Willung couple Guy and Susan Beesley have been located safe on Thursday morning.
Clydebank grass fire
A grassfire in Clydebank burned through just under one hectare before it was brought under control on Tuesday afternoon.
Car and utility collide at a Sale intersection
An elderly woman was taken to Central Gippsland Health in a stable condition following a collision.
Huge shopping event in lead up to Christmas
A huge Christmas shopping event will be held in Sale's main street next month, with the majority of businesses along Raymond St banding together to attract more people to town.
Making Christmas merrier for children in foster care
Sale-based charity A Better Life for Foster Kids is calling on the corporate community to help it make this Christmas a merrier one for children in out-of-home care.
An encore performance
Rehearsals have been ramping up for George Gray Centre's much-anticipated second theatre performance, with the experienced actors rehearsing weekly now up until showtime.
Spreading cheer this Christmas
Red Knights motorcycle club members are gearing up for the 22nd Keith Hamilton Memorial Toy Run to Sale on Saturday, December 14, to spread a little pre-Christmas cheer throughout Wellington Shire.
Father wants school and boarding fees refunded
A former St Patrick's College, Sale, student who has been instrumental in helping launch legal actions across the state to seek justice for victims of paedophile priests, brothers and teachers, is being joined by his father in the fight.
Good as gold
A well-judged run from jockey Stephen Baster gave Gold Fields victory in the Sale Cup.
Dog attacks are up in Wellington Shire
Wellington Shire Council is urging pet owners to secure their animals after experiencing a 43 per cent increase in reported dog attacks during the past year.




