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Wishlist for Gippsland South

Gippsland South MLA Danny O’Brien has delivered a wish list to parliament ahead of the state budget later this month.

Second shot for Ferguson

Sale shooter Keith Ferguson was selected to compete in his second Olympic Games.

Roads package ‘an opportunity for Gippsland’

The $345 million rural and regional roads package announced by Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is an opportunity for Gippsland to secure more roads funding in the future, according to Gippsland MHR Darren Chester.

Leak remedial works

The Regional Outfall System pipeline has been repaired south of Rosedale.

Lid lifted on new loo facility

Wellington Shire Council and the Sale Business and Tourism Association are a wee bit excited after the official opening of a new automated public toilet in the Sale mall.

Bid for freedom derails

A bid for freedom by two Fulham Correctional Centre prisoners was short-lived.

Freedom of the City

RAAF Base East Sale personnel marched along Raymond St in Sale on a stunning autumn morning on Friday to exercise the base's Freedom of Entry to the City.

Yarram petitions for new primary school

More than 900 Yarram residents have signed a petition calling on the state government to fund the upgrade of the town's primary school.

Charged following Sale stabbing

UPDATED: A 20-year-old Sale man has been charged with multiple offences after he reportedly stabbed two people in a house on Sunday.

Electrical fault cuts power to 1300 properties

An electrical fault has been blamed for widespread power outage in Sale on Tuesday afternoon.

Joint High Country operation

Parks Victoria and Victoria Police joined forces with Four Wheel Drive Victoria, Friends of the Wonnangatta and other government departments to patrol the Wonnangatta Valley, Alpine National Park during the Easter break.

Witnesses are sought to train incident

A Lakes Entrance man is facing charges of contravening a family violence intervention order, unlawful assault and stalking following an alleged incident on a Melbourne-bound train.

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