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New museum is officially open

Heyfield's brand new museum opened on Easter Saturday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.

Drivers are lucky to escape injury

Two drivers involved in a head-on collision in Myrtlebank on Friday are lucky to have escaped injury free.

CFMEU fighting for mill

The Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union has vowed to continue its fight to save the jobs of Australian Sustainable Hardwoods workers in Heyfield.

Gas leak, street evacuated

Inglis St was closed from Wellington Drive to Somerton Park Rd for four hours on Thursday after a gas line was ruptured.

Remembering sacrifices

A Lone Pine tree, from the Australian War Memorial, was planted at Sale Primary School at an Anzac Day ceremony on Friday.

Anzac Day services in Wellington

Anzac Day services will be held across Wellington Shire.

Cop shop site hold up

A native title issue and the plight of an Aboriginal corporation is delaying the sale of the former Sale police station.

$30,000 given to local clubs and groups

Sale Greyhound Club has donated almost $30,000 to 10 community groups and sports clubs in Wellington Shire.

Increase in wasp activity

A marked increase in European wasp activity is keeping pest controllers occupied and locals on edge.

Two accidents on highway

Two separate accidents on the Princes Highway near Wurruk on Wednesday happened within minutes of each other.

Council looks at rezoning of land in Heyfield

Wellington Shire Council has adopted a study, which it hoped will lead to more residential development in Heyfield.

Surf life saving club secures funding

Seaspray Surf Life Saving Club has secured a share of $8 million of federal government funding, under the Beach Safety Equipment Fund.

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