Focused on inspiring youth
Moe resident Colin Thomas has come to terms with his deteriorating eyesight, but it has not stopped him from continuing his education.
One step at a time
THE last 18 months have been challenging for Hazelwood North resident Monica Chisholm and her eight-year old daughter Kate, following the sudden death of husband and father Peter, to skin cancer.
Setting the night alight with hope
AN emotional walk of hope for a future without cancer attracted more than 100 people to Victory Park, Traralgon recently.
Sisters’ shared spirit
SOME sisters share secrets with each other; others share clothes.
Helping those less fortunate
AFTER 40 years of dedication to the community, Traralgon's Marge Evans is hanging up her volunteering boots.
Setting the standard
AS Carers Week draws national attention to the plight of carers this week, several Victorian regions have looked to adopt an innovative carers network model spearheaded by Gippsland advocates.
Rail trail commitment pays off
WORK is underway on the first stage of the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail upgrade, after the State Government announced funding for the project yesterday.
Fantastic Fontaines
When it comes to crossing the finish line at the 20th Bupa Around the Bay bike riding challenge, Sophie and Amanda Fontaine know it is not about who comes first, but what they achieve together.
Hannah’s fight
WEARING a wig is not a fashion statement but an attempt by 25 year-old Hannah O'Loughlin to maintain her femininity while battling cancer.
Pedalling to work
LATROBE Valley residents will put the pedal down this Wednesday for Ride2Work Day.
Stepping it out
Stepping it out
Inspiring women
THAT modern day Australian women still face challenges in the business world because of their sex may seem peculiar, but a network of local women affirm discrimination is still alive and kicking.
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Finally some good cricket weather
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By LIAM DURKIN
BOWLERS generally had more success than batsmen in Cricket Latrobe Valley at the weekend.
Across the two first grade divisions, there was five...
