Culinary antics
Roasted ants were offered to Catholic College Sale year seven students on Wednesday as a pre-lunch snack.
Budget with eye on July 2
Tuesday night's federal budget has been tempered by the realisation it is an opinion forming document in the lead-up to the expected July 2 double dissolution election.
MG dairy woes continue
Murray Goulburn's woes continue, with the dairy co-operative announcing that two board members have resigned.
Vandals wreck Holey Plains park sheds
Parks Victoria rangers were disappointed to find vandalised sheds in the Holey Plains State Park during their recent patrols of the park.
Yarram pavilion opened
Yarram community groups came together to celebrate the opening of the RW May Pavilion at Yarram Recreation Reserve.
Era ends in the classroom
After 50 years in the education industry, Sale teacher Kaylene Wheeler has retired.
Room for improvement for rail
COMMENT: State budget highlights work needs to be done with Gippsland rail services.
Prized scholarship
Local student Shanika Jones has been awarded a $45,000 scholarship from the Macpherson Smith Rural Foundation.
Roo cull protest
Gippsland Water's Dutson Downs facility was picketed by wildlife rescuers last week, who allege that too many kangaroos were being shot as part of an environmental management program.
Sale residents contribute to Hazelwood study
A large number of Sale adults will soon be asked to contribute to the Hazelwood health study, which is looking at the long-term health effects of the Hazelwood Mine Fire.
Speeding while suspended
Wellington Highway Patrol members intercepted a vehicle driving at high speed near Stratford on Sunday night.
Council saves with new HQ
Since Wellington Shire Council relocated its administration to its Desailly St office one year ago, council has recorded savings of more than $181,000 through sustainable practices and cost efficient communications.




