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Flooding across the shire has closed many roads during the past week with more wild weather on the way.

Flooding closes many local roads

Young cricketers from across the region picked up valuable skills as senior coaches from the Victorian Bushrangers came to Bundalaguah on Sunday and Monday.

Given the current dairy crisis, the day was an opportunity for farmers to forget about being farmers, and enjoy a laugh with some mates.

A former Gippsland Grammar student, Amy was a regular by the posts at lunch time, swapping T-bars for runners to kick the footy with the boys.

"I have counselled a few farmers over that time, but unfortunately, males in particular are a little bit more reluctant to access therapy, and farmers in general are a group of people who don't necessarily like to get involved with that sort of thing." - Psychologist Maria Parente.

Ramahyuck District Aboriginal Corporation celebrated in Sale on Monday with a Welcome to Country ceremony.

Construction is underway at the site of a new $25 million 144-bed residential aged care facility in Sale.

Federation Training's new chief executive Jonathan Davis has begun wor

Mine fire health study needs Sale residents as comparison base.

'The 123 Project' currently consists of a shop front that serves coffee and baked goods, and an open community space, with plans to build a commercial kitchen.

Gippsland Grammar netballers came third at the Waverley International Schools Championships last week.