Almost one in seven test drug positive
Almost one in seven drivers tested positive to illicit drugs during a police operation last week.
Rail services push
Wellington and East Gippsland shire councils are asking the state government to "get serious" about rail infrastructure and services across Gippsland.
Whiskers prompt awareness
To raise awareness, promote conversation, and bring visibility to the White Ribbon cause, four staff members at Central Gippsland Health Service grew magnificent beards, which were shaved as part of the 16 Days of Activism.
Quarter century of service to women
Gippsland Women's Health is still working hard after 25 years.
New ambulance model
Heyfield, Loch Sport, Rosedale and Dargo will benefit from a new ambulance initiative, in a bid to provide quicker responses to local emergencies.
Imaginations take flight at school
Loch Sport Primary School students virtually took to the skies, thanks to a visit from the Royal Flying Doctor Service education program.
Police investigate Traralgon collision
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a crash which occurred in Traralgon on Wednesday afternoon.
Hands On learning is not just a picnic
Maffra Secondary College students have designed and built three new picnic tables, which will be installed on the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail.
Jersey milk providing a boost for farmers
Gippsland Jersey Milk is on the shelves of Heyfield IGA, and proving to be one of the store's best sellers.
Ramps and Amps reaches out
About 200 people were treated to a stacked bill of young musicians and death-defying stunts, as well as spectacular weather, at Ramps and Amps.
Australia’s newest citizens
The latest Wellington Shire residents to take Australian citizenship were sworn in by mayor Carolyn Crossley during a ceremony at the Wellington Entertainment Centre last Tuesday.
Champions for change
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women and White Ribbon Day were observed at events across Wellington Shire last week.





