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.
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.
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.
Lakes Entrance triple fatality
Police are investigating following a triple fatality in Lakes Entrance early Saturday morning.
RAAF works on track
Completion of the $385 million upgrade at RAAF Base, East Sale, is drawing closer, with the construction stage of works expected to be finished early next year.
Council to operate livestock exchange
Gippsland Regional Livestock Exchange in Sale will be operated by Wellington Shire Council as of April 1, 2018.
Jobs to go at MG
Five employees at the Maffra Murray Goulburn factory will lose their jobs, with the dairy processor announcing a reduction of 73 workers across the state.
Sale man charged over weapons imports
A 32-year-old Sale man is expected to be charged with offences relating to the alleged importation of weapons.
Suggested changes to Gippsland electorate
Some changes to the Gippsland federal electorate have been put forward to the Australian Electoral Commission.





