Girls encouraged to get handy with a tool
Women interested in learning more about a career in male-dominated trades are invited to attend a free workshop in Traralgon on 9 September.
Community voice raised
THE woman responsible for securing more than 25,000 signatures pushing for a long-term health study into the Hazelwood mine fire, is taking a stab at the Morwell seat in November's state election.
Through the wilderness
Fifteen kilogram backpacks, rations, and seven days of hiking alongside strangers. The latest Gippsland Wilderness Program camp threw up a raft of challenges for local youth.
Band blows away the competition
The City of Traralgon Band has recorded the win of a century, claiming its first-ever Victorian title on the weekend.
‘Have fun and do your best’
Singers, dancers, orchestras, bands and solo artists will hit the stage from Saturday onwards for the 59th Latrobe Valley Eisteddfod.
Close ties to be celebrated
Members of the Gippsland Indonesian Australian Association will celebrate Indonesia's 69th independence day anniversary in Traralgon this Saturday.
Green avenue to employment
African migrants struggling to find employment in the Latrobe Valley could find a future career in Gippsland's growing farming sector, through a hands-on horticulture training program launching next fortnight.
Donate on Daffodil Day
When a Latrobe Valley woman's father-in law decided to donate his cancer-ridden brain for research, shock and admiration swept over her family.
Welcome community boost
Latrobe Regional Hospital was one of 27 beneficiaries of a $500,000 community fund made available by GDF SUEZ following the Morwell mine fire.
Fight to keep RSL building
Rosedale RSL members and affiliates are fighting to stop the sale of their town's RSL hall amid plans to reinstate its sub-branch.
Theft rocks model society
An overnight theft of equipment in Traralgon on Wednesday has left a not-for-profit group shocked and disappointed.
House one step closer to success
Traralgon Neighbourhood Learning House has been named as one of the finalists of the 2014 Learn Local Awards.
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Pity the fools aligned to major parties
By STEFAN BRADLEY
HOUSING and support for farmers, are the two main priorities for Antoinette Pitt, an independent candidate running for the Eastern Victoria Region...
