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Workers walk off job at gas plant on Tuesday

Maintenance workers at Esso's Longford Gas Plants walked off the job on Tuesday in support of the CFMEU's campaign to halt the decline of workers' conditions.

Oil and gas workers protest at ‘tactics’

Unions are predicting more than 200 maintenance workers will lose their jobs at Esso sites across the state.

Serious crash in Munro

A man is in a serious condition after an early morning crash in Munro.

Few answers at mineral sands mine meeting

Answers were in short supply at an information session last Wednesday on the proposed Fingerboard mineral sands open-cut mine at Glenaladale.

TAFE students can travel free on bus

Contradicting recent claims from Federation Training, a free bus service runs daily from Sale College to the Fulham TAFE campus.

Table dedicated in Lions Park

As part of its 50th anniversary celebrations, Sale Lions Club rededicated the Lions Park on Dawson St, Sale.

ASH — about 50 jobs to go in August

The owner of Australian Sustainable Hardwoods has confirmed the green mill in Heyfield will close in August, with 50 jobs to go.

Shing-shot for local club

Sale Field and Game has hit the bullseye with a modern new clubroom that gives the club the room it needs to grow and attract more members.

Police cars rammed

Four teenagers were arrested on Saturday morning after a divisional van and a police car were allegedly rammed in Sale by a teenage girl driving a stolen car.

Good timber offer made: VicForests

VicForests was willing to look at making up a shortfall in timber supply to the Australian Sustainable Hardwoods mill in Heyfield.

Fulham road death

Police are investigating the death of a man in Fulham on Sunday evening after he was struck by a vehicle on the Princes Highway about 15 kilometres from Sale.

Sale bypass study

UPDATED: In a bid to move truck off Sale roads, the state government will provide $450,000 to look into an alternative truck route.

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