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Passionate about football

A former Gippsland Grammar student, Amy was a regular by the posts at lunch time, swapping T-bars for runners to kick the footy with the boys.

Farmers helping farmers

"I have counselled a few farmers over that time, but unfortunately, males in particular are a little bit more reluctant to access therapy, and farmers in general are a group of people who don't necessarily like to get involved with that sort of thing." - Psychologist Maria Parente.

NAIDOC Week celebrations

Ramahyuck District Aboriginal Corporation celebrated in Sale on Monday with a Welcome to Country ceremony.

New Sale aged care facility build underway

Construction is underway at the site of a new $25 million 144-bed residential aged care facility in Sale.

New Federation Training chief executive

Federation Training's new chief executive Jonathan Davis has begun wor

Second area for health study

Mine fire health study needs Sale residents as comparison base.

Caf 123 opens

'The 123 Project' currently consists of a shop front that serves coffee and baked goods, and an open community space, with plans to build a commercial kitchen.

Gippsland Grammar netballers third at international contest

Gippsland Grammar netballers came third at the Waverley International Schools Championships last week.

Boat seizures warning

GIPPSLAND Ports is warning boat owners it will remove unauthorised moorings and seize vessels if they are not removed within 10 days.

Stratford goes down fighting

STRATFORD went down fighting against a disciplined Orbost-Snowy Rovers team, losing 11.8 (74) to 21.15 (141).

Struggling Pies win

Magpies finally have something to cheer about

Maffra thumps Bairnsdale

The Eagles piled on seven goals to none in the third quarter in a dominating performance.

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