Working together
Having hammered every nail and erected every post, 40 Kurnai College students were proud as punch at the opening of a hut they recently built.
Going down the road to discovery
With her sights set on the big time, a young Moe singer gave it one last shot in a competition to advance her musical career and was certainly glad she did.
Taking to the stage
After playing the lead role of Tracy Turnblad in Hairspray The Musical three years ago, Jaz Flowers thought nothing could top the experience.
A creative focus
For 80 years Max Townsend spent his down-time knitting baby clothes for friends and family.
Spreading it around
Australian Paper mill workers united in the Morwell central business district on Tuesday in their latest attempt to convince the Federal Government to buy locally made paper.
The price of persistence
A frustrated Morwell resident, who regularly receives letters from overseas companies claiming he has won millions of dollars, has had enough.
Prepared to sleep rough
Corporate leaders are getting set to swap their smartphones for fresh air and labels for long johns in a bid to raise money for Lifeline Gippsland.
Agency push to close the gap
LATROBE Valley's community agencies have been commended by one of Australia's leading charity organisations for their proactive response to a new program targeting early childhood disadvantage among local indigenous children.
Flag to fly high
THE Torres Strait Islander flag will once again fly outside Latrobe City Council's Morwell headquarters following a push by the region's indigenous community to have it reinstated.
Homeless to hope
For two and-a-half years Nikita Bryant didn't identify as homeless. From the age of 17 until recently, she moved from home to home of her extended family in East Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley, making her one of Gippsland's 'hidden homeless'.
Valley’s vulnerable need more than just shelter
On any given night, 400 individuals and families from Bairnsdale to Warragul are homeless.
Doing their bit to help SIDS and kids
The death of a child is a parent's worst nightmare. For the Ellerington family of Churchill, this nightmare became a reality when they lost not one, but three babies in April 2011.
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Traralgon hosts major table tennis
TABLE TENNIS
By KATRINA BRANDON
BOOMING streets, squeaky courts and roars of strength bellowed throughout the Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium (GRISS) over the King’s Birthday...
