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Classic celebration of Christmas

To wind up a fantastic year of morning shows, Promac Productions, led by Christopher McKenna and his company, will bring its highly-acclaimed Christmas production...

Contaminated sand at Guthridge Primary School

Parents of students at Guthridge Primary School, Sale, have been informed on contaminated craft sand products. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission recently announced a...

Gas flowing from new Kipper well

Esso Australia has successfully delivered start-up and first gas production from a new well in the Kipper field in the Gippsland Basin, and is...

Code 1 ambulance response time in Sale improves

PARAMEDICS saw an improvement in their response time to critical emergencies in Sale. Ambulance Victoria (AV) has realised its performance report for between July 1...

Sale dog owner claims unfair treatment

A SALE woman feels she's been wrongly blamed for an incident, which left her being bitten by a dog. After investigating the incident, which happened...

Reece Bedggood’s resilient return after coma

Reece Bedggood's car jumped a ditch and rolled three times before he was flung from the vehicle. He'd been at trade school earlier in...

Deck repairs, weed eradication at Knob Reserve

On country rangers with the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation (GLaWAC) made repairs to the look-out deck at Stratford's Knob Reserve earlier this...

Next step released on state govt’s draft renewable energy plans

The state government has released draft orders for renewable energy zones (REZs), two of which take in parts of Wellington Shire. Energy and Resources Minister...

Review: Lenovo Legion Go S is a flexible portable gaming PC option

Since the Steam Deck was released in 2022, a rush of Windows-compatible handheld devices have hit the market to bridge the gap between the...

Information sessions about being a foster carer

Anglicare Victoria will be hosting two free online information sessions about becoming a foster carer. One will be held tomorrow from 6.30pm, with another Wednesday,...

Landmark inquiry finds chronic pain severely impacts regional women

Access to healthcare may be a basic right in Australia, but regional women and girls face challenges. The state government's report on the Inquiry...

Farming innovation to boost livestock and pasture management

Innovations in tech to boost livestock and pasture management was the topic of a series of on-farm events in Gippsland last week, including at...

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Foster St footpath put on agenda

Cars and kerbs pose safety risks to residents who rely on mobility scooters as they navigate the northern side of Foster St, despite years...