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Delayed kayakers found

POLICE NEWS: A search and rescue operation was executed in Licola over the weekend, after concerned family members reported a Traralgon man and his daughter missing.

Skills and jobs centre opened

Federation Training has officially opened its Skills and Jobs Centre in Sale.

Maffra Scouts’ century

A celebration to commemorate 100 years of the Maffra Scout Group will be held next month.

Lane has a name

Wellington Shire Council has agreed to name a Sale laneway Sillett Lane.

Committee for Gippsland grills MHR

ELECTION 2016: Gippsland MHR Darren Chester addressed the Committee For Gippsland in Sale on Thursday, discussing concerns over road funding.

Council budget wish list

A road linking Guthridge Parade and the South Gippsland Highway will take pressure off other streets, according to a Sale resident.

First of seven PSOs at work

Seven police custody officers have been allocated to Sale police station.

Funding promise for Princes Highway east

ELECTION 2016: Liberal-National coalition pledges money for safety upgrades

Car impounded in Sale

A Sale driver's behaviour has disappointed Wellington Highway Patrol members who intercepted him in Sale on Friday.

Two men killed in Stockdale crash

Two Briagolong men have died, while a Bushy Park man has serious injuries, following a crash in Stockdale on Saturday morning.

Yarram Hepatitis warning

Customers of a Yarram supermarket have been warned about the symptoms of Hepatitis A following a case linked to the premises after Anzac Day and before June 9.

Two top contributors

Order of Australia Medal recipients have been announced in the Queen's Birthday honours list, with Sale's Jeanette Gibson and Cowwarr's Helen Hoppner both recognised for outstanding achievement and service.

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‘Gippsland Offshore Wind Sector Plan’ launched in Sale by strategic partners

Offshore wind industry and stakeholders came together at the Port of Sale this week to launch a new sector plan to guide Gippsland offshore...

CWA gets creative