Property owners are unhappy with barriers
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The centre road barrier project between Stratford and Bairnsdale should cease immediately and stay in cessation until all concerns are satisfactorily addressed.
Study moves to lungs
Following cardiovascular tests, the Hazelwood Health Study has moved onto checking lungs.
Graffiti attacks in Sale
Owners of a Sale butcher shop are dismayed after a vandal attack involving paint and feathers last week.
Sale rail ‘still ignored’
State parliament has again heard of the need for additional rail services to Sale.
Rotary conference attracts hundreds
Hundreds of Rotarians, from the Mornington Peninsula to Orbost, attended the recent Rotary district 9820 conference in Sale.
Chester backs McCormack
Gippsland MHR Darren Chester ruled himself out of contesting the Nationals federal leadership in the wake of Barnaby Joyce’s resignation.
Esso BHP to keep oil stakes
ExxonMobil and BHP have said they will keep their stakes in Bass Strait crude oil, just 20 months after putting them on the market.
Lucky to escape
Police say the three occupants of a car that rolled down a six metre cliff edge near the Blue Pool on Saturday were lucky to escape with minor injuries.
Globemaster thunders in
The largest aircraft in the Royal Australian Air Force’s fleet, the C-17A Globemaster III, roared into Sale last week as part of a new flying training program.
Yarram police kept busy
Yarram police have been kept busy with a spate of incidents in the past few days.
Esso land buy-up?
Esso is considering buying neighbouring farmland affected by PFAS chemicals around the Longford Gas Plants.
CFA response times
A host of access issues are affecting Sale’s fire brigade response times.
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Reactions to renewable zones being declared in Gippsland
A DRIVE between Sale and Traralgon in the future may include the sight of a solar or wind farm.
The state government has formally declared...
