V/Line commuters frustrated by lack of seats
A crowded V/Line train travelling from Melbourne to Traralgon last Friday caused frustration for some commuters who were forced to stand.
Seaton bushfire reflections
As firefighters have battled blazes across Victoria and South Australia, Amanda Goodge has been reflecting on surviving two bushfires.
Donating in memory of Don
Sale resident donates to CGHS in memory of his late brother.
Longford planning approval
Planning Minister Richard Wynne has given approval to rezone two areas of land along Andrews Rd, Longford.
Water safety message
People have been encouraged to keep observing basic water safety messages this summer.
Pantomime Puss at the Wedge
Children's pantomime Puss In Boots will be staged from Friday at the Wellington Entertainment Centre.
Take measures against marauding mozzies
Complaints about mosquitos to the Gippsland Times Facebook page really got the comments buzzing.
Holiday smiles on the coast
Seaspray beach was a hot spot for tourists last week with many people driving for hours to enjoy the sand and surf.
First baby for the year at CGHS
The arrival of a new year was followed by the birth of a baby girl at Central Gippsland Health Service, Sale on January 1.
Busy day for Seaspray lifeguards
Rough water conditions at Seaspray beach on Wednesday resulted in 10 board rescues by Seaspray lifeguards.
End for Omega Tower
The Omega Tower near Woodside is set to be demolished in the first half of 2015.
Boaters bogged on ramp
A four-wheel drive bogged in built-up sand on the Loch Sport Charlies St boat ramp highlighted the frustrations of holiday makers wanting to launch boats at Loch Sport last week.