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Rainbow rally in Sale

More than 200 people attended a peaceful and emotional rally in support of same sex marriage.

Fire in historic butter factory

Police are investigating a suspicious fire at a factory in Heyfield on Friday night.

Bairnsdale aggravated burglary

East Gippsland Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating an aggravated burglary in Bairnsdale last month.

Great Chase for charity

Local organisations were treated to an afternoon of racing and entertainment at the Sale Greyhound Racing Club last week.

Little entrepreneur is making a big difference

Nine-year-old girl is selling bags of compost help a young leukaemia patient.

Outcry over advert

A Sale woman is at the centre of an outcry over the first nation-wide advertisement opposing same sex marriage.

A spate of thefts from cars in Longford

Police are reminding people to be vigilant and lock their cars, after a spate of thefts from vehicles in Longford on Wednesday night.

Deputy PM visits MID

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Water and Agriculture, Barnaby Joyce, visited Tinamba on Tuesday to inspect the MID 2030 Development Project’s latest work.

Serving food in Sale for three decades

This year marks Masia Simic’s 32nd year running her coffee lounge, making it one of the longest surviving small businesses in Sale.

Opposition TAFE promise

The state opposition has stepped up the fight to see a new TAFE built at the Port of Sale by making a commitment to fund the campus, if elected.

Attempted armed robbery in Sale

A dramatic ending to a police car chase, after an alleged attempted armed robbery in Sale, has involved a man being arrested on a Traralgon rooftop.

Bishop of Gippsland promoted

Anglican Bishop of Gippsland Kay Goldsworthy has been elected as the new Archbishop of Perth.

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