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Welcoming in 2018 in the local area

Apart from some troublemakers, Wellington Shire police reported most people were well behaved during New Year’s Eve celebrations.

Land saga continues

Wellington Shire Council will begin the statutory process of compulsorily acquiring land in the ‘coastal dunes’ areas along the Ninety Mile Beach.

Wellington Centre opens soon

The $14.6 million redevelopment at the Port of Sale to create a broad use community and civic space is on track to open to the public during the first week of January.

Cameras to be installed in nine areas of CBD

Closed circuit television cameras will be installed in Sale’s central business district, in an attempt to deter crime.

Drink drivers nabbed by police

Local police are disappointed with the number of drink-affected drivers detected on local roads so far during the holiday season.

Carrajung driver has a not-so-Merry Christmas

Christmas Day turned out to be a little less merry for a Frankston man spending the day in Gippsland, after he was spotted driving recklessly by Yarram police in Carrajung.

Marley and Dundas Sts will be ungraded

Contracts have been awarded by Wellington Shire Council for two contentious Sale street upgrades.

Police talk safety with the local community

Discussing everything from mental health to wire rope barriers and family violence, a recent community safety forum in Sale allowed people to talk one-on-one with state and local police command.

Quick Jagger rolls in

Western Australian rival Quick Jagger stole the show in the Sale Cup, running away with $75,000 in prize money.

The nutcracker sweet collection

The magic of Christmas is alive and well in Wurruk this year, as more than 250 nutcrackers stand guard over the Warner family home.

Council issues retort on port

Signage erected at the new Wellington Centre has drawn mixed responses from Sale’s residents.

Longford stand-off almost 190 days

The stand-off between unions, UGL, Esso security and police continues outside Longford Gas Plants as the protest approaches 190 days and Christmas nears.

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