Dairy will rebound
The dairy industry's fortunes will improve, Dairy Australia's managing director, Ian Halliday, said, despite the market's current volatility.
Two treated for knife wounds in Sale
Police are investigating after two men were allegedly slashed by a knife during an incident early Sunday morning.
No regrets: Muir
Ricky Muir has no regret in giving the federal Coalition government a trigger to call a double dissolution election, which cut short his time in the Senate.
Spate of burglaries
Sale police are investigating a spate of overnight burglaries in the local area in the past week.
Hopes locals will work on hub
Wellington Shire Council is hopeful local contractors will be used to build the Port of Sale Cultural Hub.
Police seek public help
Police suspect a burnt out white Ford Courier extra cab utility found on the outskirts of Sale during the early hours of Thursday last week was used in the ram raid on a Sale United service station.
Daniher’s Drive in Sale
Former footballer, now Cure for MND Foundation ambassador Neale Daniher was in Sale on Wednesday.
Charges over Lakes Entrance sexual offences
Bairnsdale Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team members have charged a man following an alleged rape and sexual assault in April.
More defibrillators locally
Sale Ambulance Auxiliary has donated five defibrillators to smaller local sporting and recreational clubs, in an effort to improve community access to defibrillation during cardiac arrest.
Millions lost to pokies
Wellington Shire residents lost a massive $21.74 million to gaming machines in the 2015-16 financial year, according to the Victorian Commission for Gambling and Liquor Regulation figures.
Shooting death of boy
A 12-year-old boy has died in a firearms incident at a property near Bruthen.
Gearing up for the fire season
Two of the world's biggest firefighting aircraft will be back in Victoria this summer to support fire fighters and help protect communities.





