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Protest at Longford hits 12th week

The protest outside Esso's Longford gas conditioning plant has hit its 12th week.

Mill ‘changes’ needed

Changes to the former Australian Sustainable Hardwoods mill in Heyfield will be needed to meet lower timber supplies, according to state Agriculture Minister Jaala Pulford.

County Court must stay, parliament told

The decision to discontinue the County Court circuit in Sale has been met with dismay and disappointment by local residents, state parliament has been told.

Difficult times for MG

With rumours of potential bidders on the co-operative circling, Murray Goulburn suppliers attended a meeting in Maffra recently to discuss the current situation.

CGH review delay

The unexpectedly large staff response to the review into Central Gippsland Health is causing delays in the process and the release of the final report.

Householders urged to ‘Adopt a Hydrant’

Maffra Fire Brigade wants people to help look after fire hydrants.

CGH funding for a room for aggressive patients

Central Gippsland Health to receive funding for a behavioural assessment room.

Sale men trapped in car in snow for three days

Two Sale men trapped in their vehicle for three days in heavy snow have been rescued.

Diesel fuel spill blocks highway

The Princes Highway was closed for about six hours on Wednesday after a truck accident near the Nambrok Rd turn-off.

Council fights to keep County Court in Sale

Wellington Shire councillors have vowed to continue the fight to stop the Sale County Court closure.

Loch Sport Men’s Shed officially opened

Loch Sport Men’s Shed officially opened its roller door last Wednesday in front of a jubilant crowd of extremely patient community members.

Whales off Seaspray

A small pod of Southern Right Whales was spotted off Seaspray last Tuesday.

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Driver in critical condition after Nambrok collision

Police are investigating a collision at Nambrok, which occurred Wednesday morning. It is believed a truck and campervan collided at the intersection of the Princes...