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Special charge schemes for Wurruk and Yarram

Wellington Shire Council intends to declare special charge schemes to upgrade roads in Wurruk and Yarram.

Top cop says wire rope barriers will save lives

Victoria's top cop for road safety, Assistant Commissioner Doug Fryer, has come out swinging in support of wire rope barrier upgrades.

Beach bike break

More than 3000 Great Victorian Bike Ride participants pedalled through the local area this week.

Three months prison following a string of offences

A Sale man has been sentenced to three months prison for a variety of offences, including affray and driving while disqualified.

Uncertain time for community hub

The Marley Street Hub, a community space in the housing flats on the corner of Marley and Macarthur Sts in Sale, is in limbo.

Maffra people asked to consider angle parking

After receiving strong feedback for planned Maffra streetscape works, Wellington Shire Council is now asking the community to decide on street parking.

Work continues on new Sale Ambulance Station

Work is well underway on the new Sale Ambulance Station, with concrete to be poured before Christmas.

Campaign to end violence

A celebration of White Ribbon Day in Sale in Saturday resulted in men, women and children turning out to support the campaign for gender equality and an end to violence against women.

Esso says safety remains a priority at its facilities

A spokesperson for Esso maintains the company is committed to ensuring the safety and wellbeing of employees and contractors.

Local bra drive underway

The call has been made for the donation of “gently-worn” bras, to help disadvantaged women of all ages.

Assisted dying heads back to lower house

The Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill will return to the Legislative Assembly this week.

Sale College on one site?

After being separate for decades, there are now hopes of consolidating both campuses of Sale College onto one site.

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