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Arrest over Mount Baw Baw assault and theft

Baw Baw Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a 27-year-old man following an alleged assault and ski-doo theft at Mount Baw Baw.

Reconnecting to country

For most of her life, local indigenous artist Cassie Leatham has been taking indigenous and nonindigenous people on a cultural journey, working across different mediums to share traditional techniques and the ways of old.

Because of her, we can

This year's NAIDOC Week recognising the significant and active roles Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women have played

Milk price index arrives

Dairy farmers will be better able to understand and interpret commodity market price signals following the launch of the new Milk Price Index.

Illegal burnoff a warning to others

Fire crews attended an illegal burnoff in McCole St, Sale on Wednesday night.

Remembering Hamel

One hundred years ago, a 93-minute battle was fought during the First World War on the Western Front, heralded as one of Australia’s greatest military achievements and is still considered a masterpiece of logistics and combined arms warfare.

Stabbing in Sale

A Sale man was taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries, after allegedly being stabbed in north Sale.

Head-on collision on Princes Highway

Latrobe Highway Patrol officers are seeking witnesses, following a head-on crash on the Princes Highway east of Traralgon on Saturday night.

WNBL match moves to Maffra

A women's National Basketball League preseason match will now be played in Maffra, having initially been announced for Sale.

Caught 63kmh over

Police intercepted a 64-year-old man allegedly driving at 163 kilometres per hour in a 100kmh zone on the South Gippsland Highway near Darriman last Thursday.

ATM skimming in Paynesville

Police are investigating a series of ATM skimming incidents in Paynesville last month.

Questions continue over PFAS

Concerns remain within the Wellington Shire community regarding the dangers posed to human health by PFAS chemicals, despite no new announcements of detections of contamination.

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