Tag: letters
Letters to the Editor – October 10 2023
It's a Walk for Yes!
THE Walk for Yes in Sale on Saturday, September 23 was a wonderful experience.
It was uplifting to feel the goodwill...
Letters to the Editor – 26 September 2023
Sale Food Support calls for more consultation
THE Sale Food Support Inc is a registered food charity, and we operate from the Derek Amos Community...
Letters to the Editor – September 9 2023
More donations needed
AFTER spending the last four months at Royal Children's Hospital, never more emphasis could be for organ donations.
The hundreds of children and...
Letters to the Editor: August 4 2023
Fixed Wireless slammed
I WANT to know why, after infrastructure upgrades in recent months, on July 31, 2023, our performance visibly improved with the upload...
Letters to the Editor, August 12.
International Youth Day.
FRIDAY, August 12 marks International Youth Day.
As the State Member for Gippsland South, I am often blessed with the opportunity to visit...
Letters to the Editor, August 5
Check ambulance membership
AS Victoria stands in a midst of a health crisis it is a timely reminder to ensure your Ambulance Victoria membership is...
Letters to the Editor, July 15
FARMING plays a huge role in the Gippsland economy, and is an essential part of our local communities - but it also presents dangers...
Council should not support sands mine
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | What are Wellington Shire Council's objectives and vision for protecting and promoting tourism in the near future in consideration of the state government advancing mining in our region?
Tourism a better option than duck hunting
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | But whether it's three months, three weeks or three days, most believe bird shooting has no place in a modern society.
Council needs some innovative strategies
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | We need leadership from the mayor to do more than just 'keep the wheels turning'.
Bus stops should be reinstated in Sale
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | Where are our buses?
We must acknowledge massacres occurred
LETTER TO THE EDITOR | I imagine some people in the community might be feeling shocked at the defacement of the Angus McMillan cairn in Bundalaguah.
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Sale United Twilight soccer a success
Sale United Football Club’s annual primary school twilight tournament recently ended for the 31st year, with 2024 labelled the most successful year yet.
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