Jamie Paull secures state title
Paull wins the VIC1 plate for sports sedans.
ASH and CFMEU to meet Pulford over mill closure
Minister to discuss possible closure of Heyfield's ASH mill with the loss of 250 direct jobs and thousands of others at risk
Local colleges in school doctor roll-out
Sale College and Maffra Secondary College have been included in the state government's Doctors in Secondary Schools program roll-out.
Council seeks views on gaming policy
Wellington Shire is continuing to call for public submissions on its electronic gaming machine, or poker machine, policy.
Our new OAM
A long-term Cancer Council organiser and supporter of the North Gippsland Bowls Division, Mrs Relph is well known for supporting charitable causes and getting things done.
Timber mill crisis
A reduction in supply has led to the owners of ASH, the Hermal Group, to begin planning for the shut down of the mill when existing saw log stocks are exhausted in September, an irreversible process that will begin in April unless a supply solution can be found.
Seaspray’s life saving carnival
Seaspray's first surf life saving carnival in years was a success, with 250 competitors from across the state making the trip as part of the Life Saving Victoria summer premiership series on Sunday.
Even contest for final one day round
The clash between top-of-the-ladder Collegians and bottom team Boisdale-Briagolong is an indication of just how even the competition is, with the Saints setting Collegians 188.
Pollies weigh in on mill
News last week of possible closure for Heyfield's ASH mill has left the local community reeling at the possibility of significant job losses.
Yarram man lucky to survive
Police arrived on the scene to find the man, a resident of the street, had crashed his utility into a power pole.
Criterium race at Newry
Fast and aggressive racing.
Mill may close
Uncertain future for Heyfield with jobs threatened





