Lives changed in a second
IT only takes a second for inattention behind the wheel to turn to tragedy.
Moe to move forward
LATROBE City Council is moving swiftly to attract millions of dollars in funding for Moe's revitalisation after the project was revived on Monday night.
Gibson’s gaffe
COUNCILLOR Sharon Gibson has moved to clarify confusion over voting at Monday night's special meeting.
LRH fares well with patient satisfaction
LATROBE Regional Hospital has fared well in a State Government survey of patient satisfaction in Victorian hospitals.
Budget bridal gown boon
BRIDES on a budget or debutantes in need of dresses may find the gown of their dreams this week at a local Lifeline Gippsland shop after the organisation received a donation of more than 100 wedding and formal gowns recently.
Lightning strike in Churchill
A CHURCHILL property was struck by lightning on Thursday evening, resulting in a blown electrical circuit and damage to the inside of the house.
Flying high in Valley
More than 60 pilots tested their skills in a variety of flying events at Latrobe Regional Airport during the annual Australia Light Aircraft Championships last week.
Moe riders welcome upgrade
MOE horse riders will benefit from a new shed and toilet block thanks to a $30,000 donation from Moe Racing Club recently.
New 24-hour gym won’t work out
A PROPOSAL to open a 24-hour gym along Traralgon's Argyle Street has been knocked back by Latrobe City Council.
Smart meter protests step up
LOCALS opposed to the widespread installation of smart metres across the Latrobe Valley have stepped up their campaign against SP Ausnet.
Road safety concerns re-ignited
A SPIKE in log truck activity along a winding stretch of road in Jeeralang Junction this month has re-ignited local residents' long-held road safety concerns.
A network of support
WHAT started seven months ago as a website for families of Gippslanders with autism is rapidly swelling into a Victoria-wide network of support.

















