Bentley reappointed for five more years
STAFF WRITERS
PROFESSOR Duncan Bentley will continue as vice chancellor and president of Federation University Australia after being reappointed to the position for a further...
Revving up to support local cause
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
LOCAL motorcycle club, Us & Them Tourers carried out another successful initiative, donating to Carry On Café, Morwell.
More than $1000 was donated...
Crown Hotel raises the roof
By TOM HAYES
ALREADY proving to be a popular addition at Traralgon’s Crown Hotel is the new upstairs function room – Phelan’s.
After being in the...
Tyers hold terrific arts festival
By KATRINA BRANDON
TYERS Art Festival again celebrated the best of the local art scene.
This year’s festival held added significance, being the 45th instalment.
About 50...
New early learning centre up and running at St Paul’s
By KATRINA BRANDON
ST PAUL’S Anglican Grammar School celebrated the official opening of the Traralgon campus’ Early Learning Centre (ELC) extension.
The extension includes the addition...
Aero club taking to the skies for 75 years
By KATRINA BRANDON
TAKING flight 75 years ago, the Latrobe Valley Aero Club (LVAC) recently celebrated their anniversary.
The club's enriched history includes many aviation memories...
Rose festival brings Morwell to life
By KATRINA BRANDON
HUNDREDS swarmed to the flower beds for the Morwell International Rose Garden Festival at the weekend.
Some 4000 blooming flowers were on show,...
Podcast proves no double trouble
By KATRINA BRANDON
SPEAKING out loud, the Centre for Multicultural Youth (CMY) Gippsland Youth Advisory Group (YAG) has reached the ears of the 2024 Youth...
Highly anticipated festival on once again
STAFF WRITERS
THE Thorpdale Potato Festival is returning next year.
The festival celebrates the rich potato growing heritage of Thorpdale.
Held at the Thorpdale Recreation Reserve, the...
Next chapter awaits for graduates
By TOM HAYES
STEPPING into the next chapter of their lives was close to 200 Federation University students who officially graduated at Churchill’s Gippsland Campus...
Picture perfect picnic, play for Children’s Week
By KATRINA BRANDON
MORE than 150 people celebrated Children’s Week with a Teddy Bear Picnic, enjoying the warmth of the sun and the coolness of...
Two walks of life working for kids in need
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
THEY can change your life equally as much as you change theirs.
Foster care can often times be taken for granted, yet they...
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Final VicGrid plan coming
By PHILIP HOPKINS
SUBMISSIONS on the state government's draft renewable energy zones (REZs) and transmission lines closed on Tuesday this week, but VicGrid's chief executive,...
