Woman says she grew dope to help the sick
A local woman who admitted to growing cannabis to help ill people, including a child with a brain tumour, has had her case adjourned.
Punch lands a man in court
A Sale man who pleaded guilty in Sale Magistrates’ Court to assault on Tuesday was told by the magistrate the community was sick of incidents like this one, and it was lucky the victim was not injured.
Court says mental issues ‘no excuse’
A severely mentally ill man has been sentenced to eight months imprisonment following a series of offences, including unprovoked violence on a V/Line train.
Operation reveals ‘blatant disregard for life’
A 68-year-old Stratford woman was among more than 250 Victorian drivers who tested positive for alcohol during a state-wide long weekend police blitz.
Seaspray centenary celebrations
The town crier’s bell echoed down the foreshore as the centenary of Seaspray celebrations began on Saturday.
Spinal injuries after swerving for deer
A 22-year-old local man is in the Royal Melbourne Hospital with suspected spinal injuries after his car veered off the road and rolled down an embankment near Blanket Hill last Friday.
Attempted theft from car in Bairnsdale
Police are investigating an attempted theft from a motor vehicle in Bairnsdale last month.
Motorcyclist dies after Traralgon collision
A motorcyclist died following a two vehicle collision in Traralgon on Monday morning.
Seaspray celebrates its new SLSC clubhouse
Seaspray celebrated another significant milestone on the weekend, with the official opening of the Seaspray Surf Life Saving Club clubhouse on Saturday.
Thousands at music festival
The fifth Sale Music Festival on Sunday attracted thousands to the beautiful Sale Botanic Gardens for a family friendly day of music and activities.
Culpable driving charges
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives have charged a man following a fatal crash in Gormandale last year which claimed the life of a two-year-old boy.
Gippsland Lakes algal monitoring increased
Levels of the potentially toxic Pseudo-nitzschia diatom algal species have increased again in the Gippsland Lakes, but are below recreational health danger levels.
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