School burgled
Boisdale Consolidated School was burgled in the early hours of Wednesday, July 22, thieves making off with cash.
Esso locks out its own workers
Esso upped the ante in its protracted industrial negotiations with its workers on Tuesday, locking out its maintenance staff without pay for two hours a day, escalating the dispute over wages, manning levels and working conditions.
Gas inquiry water worries
VFF asks for current moratorium on the exploration and extraction of gas to be extended.
Superintendent’s column
The first in a regular series of columns by police Superintendent Brad Dixon.
Federal senators hauled over coals
Federal senators John Madigan and Ricky Muir were in town last Wednesday, visiting Sale College to work with students in the school's 'Hands on Learning' group.
Drugged drivers on notice
Police intercepted a number of illicit drug and alcohol affected drivers in Sale over the weekend.
Chester rejects move to dis-endorse
Gippsland MHR Darren Chester has brushed off a move from some Sale National Party members to dis-endorse him.
Police pursuit rule changes explained
New regulations for high speed vehicle pursuits by Victoria Police were explained to local officers this week by one of the state's leading police superintendents.
Police nab three drink drivers in one night
Sale police are urging drivers to be smarter on the roads after three drink drivers lost their licences on Saturday night.
CCS plans for future
Catholic College Sale says it is looking at "all options" as it plans for its future.
Controversial development approved
Wellington Shire Council has approved a controversial housing development in Sale.
Duo smashes into pharmacy
Police are seeking witnesses after two offenders broke into a Maffra pharmacy on Tuesday morning.