A passion for the past
AN obsession with old buildings has motivated a Traralgon resident to lobby the end of the demolishing of historic buildings while spreading awareness about Traralgon's rich history.
Eisteddfod grows in popularity
Eisteddfod grows in popularity
Delving into history
Delving into history
Youth empowered to help
THE idealism and drive of young people has been channeled into a positive project inspiring them to instigate social change in their communities.
Keeping Walhalla beautiful
DESPITE not winning the top gong at the Keep Australia Beautiful Victoria awards, Walhalla volunteers promise to continue to promote the popular tourist destination.
Fifty years of love
It is a year of milestones for Catherine Trezise.
Track wins national award
Track wins national award
Future Vixens meet their idols
THE stars came out for the opening of Moe Football Netball club's junior twilight competition on Thursday with Melbourne Vixens' Geva Mentor and Karyn Howarth in attendance for a meet and greet session.
Michael’s public battle of the bulge
Earlier this year, Michael Crofts’ body sent him a clear and confronting warning: he only had two years to live.
Helping hand to sculpt new works
Cowwarr artist Sann Mestrom has received a boost after being awarded a grant for her sculpture work.
An apple a day keeps the teachers at bay
THE community has pitched in to ensure Free Fruit Friday continues at schools, despite the State Government culling the program.
In mourning for TAFE
Former TAFE teacher Graeme Wilson, dressed in black mourning attire, laid a wreath outside Skills Minister Peter Hall's office in Franklin Street, Traralgon on Tuesday, with fellow Save our TAFE Action Group member Sarah Bardsley.
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Match of the round lives up to hype
CRICKET
CLV
By LIAM DURKIN
LEISURELY weather provided a clam backdrop for an afternoon's cricket last Saturday.
With one eye on proceedings and the other on the Caulfield...
