Shakespeare festival is open
Stratford's Shakespeare on the River Festival was launched at the Courthouse Theatre at the weekend with song, theatre, and champagne.
Market St shed fire
A shed fire in Market St, Sale, took Country Fire Authority crews just 15 minutes to extinguish on Monday night.
Driver questioned over Rosedale crash
A Traralgon man is being questioned by Wellington Highway Patrol, after he allegedly travelled along the wrong side of the Princes Highway near Rosedale, resulting in a collision.
CFA battles to save historic homestead
Firefighters from 14 brigades worked on Wednesday to contain a non-suspicious fire in a 120-year-old farm homestead near Yarram.
Gallery | Anzac Day 2017
Photos of Anzac Day events across Wellington Shire.
Leather factory dismantles
Rosedale Leather is preparing to close its doors almost a year after staff were told the factory would cease operating.
James Brodribb, twice a prisoner of war
Private James Edward Ernest Brodribb enlisted in the Australian Army on July 16, 1940, and left Australia on the liner Queen Mary in April 1941 for overseas service.
A veteran who is known for helping others
Now aged 90, Peter Cerda-Pavia served for more than 20 years, travelling the world in several roles with the Australian Army.
The story of a soldier and the son he never met
Tasman Fixter, great-great uncle of Julie Steele, is one of the thousands of Anzacs who will be remembered today for paying the ultimate price for their country.
Shire wants fewer pokies
Wellington Shire Council will seek a reduction in the maximum number of gaming machines that can operate in the municipality, to bring it in line with the state per capita average, following a review of its gaming policy.
Street spat is set to go to VCAT
An application to build a second dwelling on a block in northern Sale is set to head to the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
New museum is officially open
Heyfield's brand new museum opened on Easter Saturday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.