Iftar: Breaking fast and barriers
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC
THE United Muslim Sisters of the Latrobe Valley Community Iftar Dinner went down a huge success.
With the Islamic holy month of Ramadan...
Cadet receives a gold commendation
By KATRINA BRANDON
ONE out of three and one in 27 years is a massive accomplishment.
Cadet Sergeant, Gabrielle Bonnici has achieved this by completing a...
History of Yallourn Techincal School
By KATRINA BRANDON
THERE are many fond memories of the Yallourn Technical School within the community, and a long history to follow.
After 24 years of...
One-teacher, one community
By ERIKA ALLEN
DAVID Harris turned his bedtime stories into an award-winning article, reviving the history of a humble one-teacher school in the Gippsland Hills.
Gippsland’s...
100 candles for Catherine
By KATRINA BRANDON
LIVING with the fondest memories of growing up on a farm, a resident at Mitchell House in Morwell, Catherine Brown, turned 100...
Busting a move at the Boolarra Folk Festival
By KATRINA BRANDON
‘LET’S get folky’ was this year’s theme for the Boolarra Folk Festival.
The festival’s 21st instalment was held last Friday and Saturday (March...
Transforming Moe with the flick of a brush
By KATRINA BRANDON
FOR the third year running, the Show Me Some Art Festival is back up and running in Moe.
The event starts Saturday, March...
Locals to rock Boolarra Folk Festival
By KATRINA BRANDON and BEN MCARTHUR
THE Boolarra Folk Festival starts this Friday.
This free event, which goes until Saturday, March 2, and will feature artists...
From mine fire to new future
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC
MORE than 1000 people came to commemorate 10 years since the Hazelwood Mine Fire.
The team at Life After Coal hosted a Morwell...
From Moe to the world stage in Orlando
By KATRINA BRANDON
IT'S not all glitz and style with international pageantry, according to Australian winners and Moe residents Sheridan and Alaska Larkman, who took...
A whole lot more than fighting fire
By KATRINA BRANDON
TRARALGON Fire Brigade recently held a recruitment event to help bring in more volunteers and workers.
The night displayed different ways that newcomers...
Young pioneer in the wildlife game
By KATRINA BRANDON
AUSTRALIA is known for its abundance of wildlife, but what do we do when they’re injured?
On February 2, wildlife crusader Libby Fisher,...
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By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
FOR sports clubs across the region, some of which are more than 100 years old, staying up to date in the digital...
