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Pet shop leash tightens

ILLEGAL puppy farm breeders will find it harder to sell to Victorian pet shops, with tighter regulations and tough new record keeping requirements for...

Radial timber plans Yarram mill expansion

The radial timber sawmill in Yarram has plans to triple production and add more jobs as part of an expansion that could eventually create...

Legal loophole closed

A LEGAL loophole that lets some drug drivers who kill or cause serious injury evade the full force of the law will be closed under legislation introduced to parliament.

Mobile phone blackspots targeted

Carrajung Lower and Gormandale to receive mobile coverage

Chester’s footy club drug concerns

Gippsland MHR Darren Chester warns illicit drug use in the AFL is more widespread than elite sport.

Cassandra the lucky winner

Cassandra Marshall wins $2000 Vassi Bridal Couture voucher

Drivers 43kmh over limit

Wellington Highway Patrol, Sergeant Luke Banwell, is perplexed that the road safety message is still being "blatantly ignored" by some motorists.

Wellington Shire will continue to support the moratorium

Wellington Shire will continue to support the moratorium on unconventional gas mining until it is sure about its safety and community benefits, a hearing into onshore unconventional gas in Sale was told this week.

NAIDOC week activities in Wellington shire

NAIDOC Week, held this year from July 5 to 12, is an opportunity for people to participate in a range of activities and events, while supporting the local Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community.

Man charged over 2014 fires

ARSON and Explosives Squad detectives arrested a man on Friday in relation to the February 2014 fires which significantly affected the Latrobe Valley.

Day in the park pans out well

SALE Primary School students relive a day in the 1850s

Murray Goulburn announces opening price

Dairy co-operative Murray Goulburn has announced an opening 2015-16 season price for the southern milk region of $5.60 per kilogram milk solids.

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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...