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Anzac Day · SaleLeanne Baxter IT was an inspirational screening of the documentary The Healing, held at the Sale Greyhound Club on Friday evening, April 12. Ann Mitchell, a member of the Longford Adult Riding Club, initially suggested the idea of holding a special screening of The Healing as a fundraiser for Scott Brodie’s ‘Horse Aid’ program – and also to help veterans and first responders continue to participate. While it wasn’t quite a ‘sell-out’ crowd, we c…See the Story
Paying it forward for Anzac horses and past veterans
Sale, Victoria · SaleJohn Bryant has dedicated his life and life savings to uncovering the bodies of missing Vietnamese soldiers he and his battalion killed in combat.See the Story
Five decades after fighting in Vietnam, John Bryant has returned to help find the bodies he buried
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Sale, Victoria · SaleVanessa never thought her child's reduced food intake would turn into a long-term, life-threatening eating disorder. Now, after 25 hospital visits in the past year, she's calling for more long-term care and support to stop the cycle of readmission.See the Story
'This is not my daughter': Mother pleads for reforms to Victoria's eating disorder hospital system
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Sale, Victoria · SaleBen McArthur A NEW scholarship opportunity worth $6300 is available to the region’s Year 11s, called the Charlie McCallum Scholarship. The scholarship aims to instil a sense of national pride and local connection to the Gippslanders who fought in Papua New Guinea. The program will run during the school holidays in July and is an opportunity to join the Kokoda Trek with the Specialist Trekking company ‘Adventure Kokoda’. The students will fly t…See the Story
National Pride embodied in new Scholarship
Bullying · SaleStefan Bradley THE Department of Education (DOE) and Maffra Secondary College say they are working to build the school’s understanding and appreciation of Aboriginal histories and cultures after two Indigenous students experienced racial abuse and bullying. The two Aboriginal girls are aged 12 and 15 and have attended Maffra Secondary College since the start of the 2023 school year. The two sisters (who won’t be named in this story) say they hav…See the Story
Calls for action at Maffra Secondary College after racist bullying of students
Sale, Victoria · SalePhilip Hopkins RICKY Dent can’t stop smiling. He’s an environmental engineer who travels the world in his job, and now he’s back in his old South Gippsland stamping ground doing what he loves: building an advanced engineering plant, at Radial Timber in Yarram, that is forging new horizons in environmental management and sustainability. Ricky is an environmental technology specialist with Earth Systems, a Port Melbourne-based company that is in a…See the Story
Yarram's Radial Timber taking on power
Sale, Victoria · SalePeople from far and wide experienced the perfect blend of fine wine and exquisite cuisine on a picturesque autumn day at the one-of-a-kind Tinamba Food and Wine Festival last Sunday. Organisers at Wine Gippsland said they had 570 tickets sold before the day, with a few hundred patrons buying them at the door. This puts the suspected attendance numbers at around 700 to 800 people. The sun shone brightly over Tinamba as patrons enjoyed the beats, …See the Story
Cheers to another Tinamba Food and Wine Festival
Sale, Victoria · SaleLiam Durkin MORE questions than answers remain after two rounds in the Gippsland League. While time has not yet allowed the competition to fully unfold, results so far have left queries on a number of teams. Have Warragul improved a lot? Have Morwell in fact not improved at all? Are things starting to click for Bairnsdale? What of Wonthaggi? The Power has already lost as many home and away games this year as they did for the whole season in 2023…See the Story
