Broiler farm approved
A large chicken broiler farm near Toongabbie has been approved by Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal.
Specialist school sod turned
Construction has begun on the new $13.85 million Sale Specialist School, on the northern side of Sale.
Esso phasing in new choppers
Esso is replacing its fleet of six Sikorsky S76C helicopters with four, larger capacity Finmeccanica AW139 helicopters during the next year.
Cow returns butter lait than never
Cowwarr residents are cownting their blessings, after one of their famous metal cow sculptures was returned to the township.
Council elections in October
Councillor elections will take place through a postal ballot during the month of October this year, but this time around there have been some changes to the voting process.
Truck stop fuels angst
A planning permit application fuelling angst in Heyfield will be considered by Wellington Shire Council planning staff.
Long Tan remembered
Veterans across the district paused to remember the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Long Tan.
Times highly commended in TAC awards
Gippsland Times senior journalist and sub editor Julianne Langshaw has been recognised in the Transport Accident Commission awards.
Closed for renovations
Yarram's historic Regent Theatre will be closed for the next two weeks as highly anticipated renovations get underway on the building.
Blokes back cancer barbecue
Sale Memorial Hall was again completely chock-a-block for this year's Wellington's Biggest Ever Blokes Barbecue.
Licence suspended after crash
A 35-year-old Briagolong man had his licence immediately suspended following a single vehicle collision in Stratford on Saturday.
Beach blocks compo demand
A group representing Ninety Mile Beach property owners has flagged legal action if proper compensation is not provided.




