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Mardis Gras returns to Maffra

Mardi Gras, literally Fat Tuesday, comes from a long tradition since medieval times. It was a celebration, now known as Pancake Tuesday, for people...

New name for boat ramp park

The western side of the Port of Sale, where the last two Sale Music Festivals have been held, has officially been named. The Anchorage Reserve...

Breakfast celebrates local women

This past Sunday, March 8, marked the 115th annual International Women's Day (IWD). This year's theme was "Balance the Scales", an agenda that seeks to...

Stink over Rosedale broiler farm

Rosedale residents are concerned Wellington Shire Council could approve another nine sheds at a broiler farm cluster on Rosedale-Longford Rd. A broiler farm is land...

Harp genius at Cathedral

Described at a "harp genius" and a "consummate musician", international harp player Josh Layne will be performing at St Paul's Anglican Cathedral, 149 Cunninghame...

Blind artists at Briag

Totally blind Australian artist Jeff McNeill will present Minds Eye View, a compelling new exhibition opening at the Briagolong Art Gallery 2pm on Saturday,...

Meg Washington at The Wedge

Meg Washington is a platinum-selling, award-winning, and genre-defying singer-songwriter who fluently weaves the worlds of jazz, pop, folk and musical theatre together. On her Natural...

Ashleigh House leverage technology to boost fall safety

Ashleigh Community, Sale, has begun its newest stage of technological integration, recently hosting a information presentation by Dreams Edge. A Victorian-based company, Dreams Edge offers...

From fire front to Rocky Horror spotlights

Over summer, fire fighter Benji Dixon spent his work week on the Dargo fire front and his spare time rehearsing for Maffra Dramatic Society’s...

Anzac badge commemorates 125th anniversary

To mark the 125th anniversary of the founding of the Australian Army, the Returned and Services League Victorian branch has released a commemorative badge...

Farmers fear ‘land-grab’

A LAST-minute government amendment to a bill, which farmers fear could green-light power companies to compulsorily acquire their land for transmission lines before environmental and planning...

Bunnings opens brand new Sale store

Bunnings officially opened the doors to its brand new Sale store on Saturday, boosting the retail and commercial offerings the hardware store offers. Located on...

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Foster St footpath put on agenda

Cars and kerbs pose safety risks to residents who rely on mobility scooters as they navigate the northern side of Foster St, despite years...