Season ending on low note
The irrigation season will end on May 15, with Glenmaggie Weir on Monday at 9.8 per cent capacity and falling.
Early voting has begun
ELECTION 2019 | Early voting for the May 18 federal election began on Monday.
Maffra police busy
Maffra police were kept busy on Saturday night, with two separate incidents involving alcohol and aggression.
Mixed reaction over timber
The state government has announced a new allocation order for timber and the development of new plantation sites in Gippsland.
Seven candidates for Gippsland
A field of seven candidates will contest the lower house seat of Gippsland in the federal election.
An attack on father and son in Dargo
Sale detectives are investigating an alleged assault on two Dargo residents in their home early on Easter Sunday.
Remembering mates
Every year, whether it's selling poppies and badges, or attending the Anzac Day march or Remembrance Day services, 84-year-old Harry Jacobs is at the Stratford RSL sub-branch to remember others who served.
Lest we forget
On Thursday across Wellington Shire, residents woke early and gathered in the dark to solemnly pay their respects at Anzac Day dawn services.
Dream to restore Flooding Creek
Sale-born philanthropist and builder Jason Thatcher has a vision to leave the world in a better state for the next generation.
Aussie, NZ connection remains strong
Specialised New Zealand firefighters supported Forest Fire Management Victoria with fire fighting and clean-up efforts across 100,000 hectares of the Alpine National Park.
Councils to share and save costs
Wellington Shire Council will continue looking into ways of combining back-office service with other Gippsland councils.
30 years as a poppy seller
As Anzac Day approaches, Sale resident Brenda Mills-Hayden has again been busy selling poppies and badges, maintaining a strong legacy of military service and remembrance in her family.





