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Multi-million dollar road spend

Locals can expect more than $120 million in infrastructure spending to make Gippsland roads safer following the Australian government finalising its $1.5 billion commitment to the Victorian Infrastructure Package.

Care crisis

The future of urgent care at Yarram hospital remains under a cloud, with the Yarram and District Health Service board deciding to continue the current urgent care arrangements.

Joyce confirms MID upgrade

The $60 million stage 1B upgrade to the Macalister Irrigation District will help struggling farmers and provide hundreds of jobs, according to the federal government.

Decentralisation calls

Gippsland could help Melbourne solve its population squeeze, but state government ministers have ridiculed the opposition’s decentralisation plan.

Cowwarr brigade’s 75th birthday

Cowwarr CFA Brigade celebrated 75 years of service at its brigade open day on Sunday.

TAFE frustration

The state government will discuss the best way to continue supporting Federation Training with its chief executive.

Esso tight-lipped on office rumours

Esso Australia has declined to confirm or deny rumours that it has sold its offices in Southbank for $150 million and had a lease-back option until 2018.

Community pride

Boisdale Consolidated School recently celebrated its long climb to the top, hosting a special assembly toasting the restoration of pride within the school community.

Councillors ‘will govern for the entire shire’

Wellington Shire councillors will govern for the entire shire, even though they come from three separate wards.

Rocking Sale

Dozens of rock 'n' roll dancers from across the state took over Sale at the weekend for the Gippy Rocks festival.

Pause for remembrance

Remembrance Day ceremonies took place across the country on Friday, as people paid their respects to the fallen.

Hazelwood survey deadline looms

The Hazelwood Health Study's Adult Survey study team has urged all eligible Sale residents to contribute to the study's findings.

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Foster St footpath put on agenda

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