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Arrests over machete incident in Sale

Four people were arrested after police were called to a violent dispute between neighbours in Rossetti Court, Sale, just before midnight Thursday.

Crop house found in Yarram

UPDATED: Police arrested a man following a drug raid in Yarram on Monday morning.

Our highway works are marching on

Traffic will begin flowing on new sections of the Princes Highway in the coming months.

Vandals target Holey Plains State Park

Parks Victoria staff were disappointed to find one of the picnic tables in Holey Plains State Park burnt by vandals during the weekend before the Melbourne Cup.

$20M MID promise

Modernisation of the Southern Tinamba supply area within the Macalister Irrigation District moved one step closer on Wednesday with the state government promising $20 million to match the irrigators' $20 contribution.

Car rolls on highway

Sale police are investigating following a car rollover on the Princes Highway at Kilmany on Wednesday night.

Devon North fire contained

A bushfire in Devon North which was burning out of control on Tuesday was believed to have started as a burn off on private land.

Driver surprised at high reading

A 56-year-old Heyfield woman was surprised when she blew more than two times the legal limit during a random breath test.

International award for Omega Tower demolition

The company which carried out the demolition of the Omega Tower has won an international award for the project.

Yarram’s radial saw mill scores $1.5 million grant

Radial Timber Australia will receive $1.5 million in government funds to expand on its Yarram site.

$1million trades centre opened

The official blessing and opening of Catholic College Sale's Marian Centre took place in sunny conditions on Friday.

Residents urged to take part in rail survey

Wellington Shire residents have been encouraged to take part in a survey about Victoria's rail network and services.

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Foster St footpath put on agenda

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