P-plater hit held stop sign at school crossing
Police want to speak to a red P-plater who allegedly hit a school crossing supervisor's held stop sign and did not stop.
Hospital celebrates 150 years
A celebration marking 150 years of Sale Hospital was held on Saturday.
Money for tourism plan for Gippsland
A new plan to boost visitors, investment and jobs in Gippsland was announced in Sale on Wednesday.
New drug rehab centre planned for Lucknow
A new drug and alcohol rehabilitation and education centre has been approved for construction on 8.9 hectares of farmland in Lucknow.
Fed Training doubt
The future of Federation Training’s Fulham campus is again in doubt after the Training and Skills Minister Gayle Tierney told the Gippsland Times that closure would be considered “if that’s what makes sense”.
Man rescued after cliff fall
A man has been rescued near Toora after his car went off a cliff overnight.
Assembly abuzz with innovative ideas
Education and connectivity were the main themes from Wednesday night’s Gippsland Regional Assembly in Sale.
Minister asked to fast track runway extension
State Planning Minister Richard Wynne will be asked to fast track a planning scheme amendment to facilitate the extension of the runway at West Sale Airport.
Maffra main street speed reduction
The speed limit on a 400 metre section of Johnson St, Maffra, will be reduced to 50 kilometres per hour following a community survey.
Gallery director resigns
Anton Vardy has resigned from the position of Gippsland Art Gallery director.
Down the Alley Saturday night
Back with a vengeance, Down the Alley will hit the Sale Showgrounds on Saturday night.
Garden plant thefts prompt security cameras
The theft of plants valued at hundreds of dollars has disheartened volunteers who spend hours beautifying Sale Botanic Gardens, and prompted the installation of security cameras.




