Wires and cables maker opening next month
A multi-million dollar redevelopment of the old Rosedale tannery will open next month, as the new home of Bambach Wires and Cables.
Caring for the land
One of the Wellington Shire's well known Landcare advocates, Carmen Lee, says the success of the Landcare model is due in part to its 'bottom up' philosophy.
Almost 60 years to get laneway issue sorted
Almost six decades after it was first mooted, Wellington Shire Council has moved to formally recognise a Sale laneway.
Giffard is greening, but capeweed is emerging
Capeweed has presented local farmers with another challenge to deal with.
Meaningful drought relief needed
Drought-affected farmers are only interested in a visit by the premier if he can provide meaningful help.
Oil, gas assets for sale?
With ExxonMobil planning to sell off billions of dollars of assets globally, speculation is again growing as to whether it will dispose of its Gippsland Basin oil and gas assets.
Our Helen, OAM
Beloved Boisdale identity Helen Montague has been recognised for her immense contribution to the community with an Order of Australia Medal.
Hopes park works will help boost Rosedale
The finishing touches are now being made to Willow Park at Rosedale, as its facelift nears completion.
Come drop by, MP urges premier
Gippsland South MLA Danny O'Brien has directly invited Premier Daniel Andrews to visit Gippsland's drought-affected regions to see first-hand how difficult conditions are for local farmers.
Seeking local views on road safety
A road safety community roundtable will be held in Sale in coming months, focusing on road safety issues affecting regional communities.
Car impounded after burnouts
A 19-year-old male P-plate driver from Devon Meadows has had his car impounded after being caught by Maffra police allegedly doing burnouts.
MPs ask state to cough up share of MID money
Gippsland Nationals MP's want the state government to stump up its share of the final stage of the Macalister Irrigation District modernisation project.




