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Money taken from op shop

Police are searching for two women who allegedly stole $370 from a Stratford opportunity shop on Tuesday.

No end in sight for dispute

Union members and former Esso workers manning the 533-day protest camp at Longford have vowed to continue the fight to change workplace legislation, believing the Gippsland issue could become an international test case in industrial action.

New street scheme to spread the cost ‘fairly’

Residents living in small towns and coastal areas within Wellington Shire will pay less for road projects than their urban counterparts, as the council changes the way it charges residents for road projects to create what its says will be a fairer system.

A passion for breeding

Tinamba dairy farmer Trevor Henry has been recognised as a master breeder by the Holstein Friesian Association of Australia.

O Christmas tree

Sale's new Christmas tree lit up on Friday night.

Shing may hold seat

ELECTION 2018 | Labor's Harriet Shing may hold on to her place in the upper house of state parliament.

Machete attack on a teenager in park

A teenager was taken to Sale hospital with serious injuries on Friday, after being slashed with a machete in Brennan Park, Sale.

Parked car is set alight in Longford

Police are appealing for information following a car fire in Longford on Saturday night.

Bairnsdale man is charged with cold case murder

Homicide Squad Cold Case Team detectives on Friday arrested a man in relation to the 1986 death of Ina-Doris Warrick.

Illegal puppy farmer to be sentenced next Tuesday

An 86-year-old man, who pleaded guilty in Sale Magistrates’ Court last week to all 155 charges relating to the mistreatment of dogs on an illegal puppy farm, will be back in court next Tuesday for sentencing.

Unlicensed driver is lucky to escape prison sentence

A unlicensed Sale man who ran away from police after being spotted driving a car with false number plates was lucky to escape jail when he appeared at Sale Magistrates’ Court last week.

Reconnecting with culture

An innovative Gippsland-based community corrections program has celebrated 10 years of changing the lives of Aboriginal men.

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