Hopes of MG takeover expected by June 30
Murray Goulburn expects its takeover by Saputo to be completed by June 30.
Lake Guyatt trail gets revamp
Lake Guyatt, one of Sale’s most popular walking and bird watching destinations, has had a revamp.
Tow hitch failure causes accident
A four wheel drive towing a camper trailer rolled on the Princes Highway east of Stratford on Sunday afternoon.
Esso meets a deadline for PFAS clean-up plan
Esso has met its deadline to provide an interim clean-up plan for its Longford site to manage and monitor PFAS contamination.
Down, down, barrier’s down
A SECTION of road barrier erected to show drivers what the roll-out would look like has been taken out by a truck on Wednesday morning.
Traralgon armed robbery
Latrobe Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating an armed robbery in Traralgon early Tuesday morning.
NQR is set to close
Sale's NQR store is set to close this Sunday, after the company was placed into voluntary administration.
Starting school, against the odds
For all mothers, sending a little one off to their first day at school is one of those wonderful memories that lasts a lifetime.
A town’s lesson in humanity
On an ordinary corner in Stratford sits the extraordinary Garden for Humanity.
Celebrating 70 years of marriage
Last year it was the Queen and Phil, and this year it’s Sale’s own Brenda and Bill Charnock celebrating the platinum milestone — otherwise known as 70 years of marriage.
Love at first sight
Like the opening of a romance novel, it was “love at first sight” for Bruce Hawkins when he spotted his now-wife Maureen at a St Paul’s youth group in the early 1960s.
Fundraisers hope for the luck of the Irish
The 60th Maffra Mardi Gras will parade down Johnson St on March 17.
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Testing for High Sea Wind project
Ocean Winds has begun a geophysical survey campaign off the Gippsland coast representing another technical milestone for the proposed High Sea Wind offshore wind...
