Students seeking a healthy option
Traralgon College student Kyralee Murphy this month joined 29 other indigenous senior students from across Australia at an intensive health career awareness program in Canberra.
Groom goes ‘Back to the Future’
LIKE any eighties child, Traralgon’s David Keen grew up with popular cult fiction movies like Ghost Busters and Back to the Future.
Managing chronic illness together
Latrobe Valley residents suffering with chronic illnesses are encouraged to learn about ways to manage their condition through a Latrobe Community Health Service program.
Go-to specialist offers support for Valley men
When Latrobe Valley men are faced with the confronting news they have prostate cancer, they are introduced to a whole new world of questions.
Blazing ahead to help
THE combined efforts of multiple Gippsland service clubs in the aftermath of the recent Aberfeldy fires showcased the best of Australians' willingness to "rise to the challenge in a crisis".
Jayne finds her voice
Childhood dreams were once the only place Jayne Thompson could be herself.
Review ‘good’ for Moe
Despite many Moe residents describing the review into the town's rail revitalisation project as having a negative impact, a Gippsland-based investor thinks its effects have been largely positive.
Projecting her own experiences
TRARALGON-born actress Brodie Dorling may be beyond her high school years, but her own experiences have helped her bring more to her role as an independent girl in a new Melbourne-based teen drama.
Cover-girl not going back
IT has taken Hazelwood North resident Lyndal Pugliese more than 12 years to regain her pre-pregnancy figure, and the mother of three is keen never to go back.
Talent on display
Talent on display
Mentoring matters
A caring attitude, empathy and the ability to listen are the core qualities possessed by mentors at Berry Street.
What an impression
AT 73 years of age, Moe's Alleynes Hall has achieved a milestone some can only dream about.


















