Part of something big
TO be in the midst of almost 400 other high-achieving and dynamic women at a recent conference in the nation's capital was an inspiring experience for Boolarra's Samantha Brick.
Assistance for bushfire affected
SMALL businesses, primary producers and not-for-profit organisations affected by the Aberfeldy-Donnellys bushfires could be eligible for low-interest loans of up to $200,000.
Improving understanding
MANAGING utility bills amid other financial pressures, a barrage of information and persuasive door-to-door salespeople is challenging enough for most people, but for newly-arrived migrants, it can be a completely new experience.
NDIS forum
GIPPSLANDERS have been invited to a free public information session on the National Disability Insurance Scheme and mental illness in Drouin next Wednesday.
Be wary of fake phone calls
GIPPSLAND Water customers have been warned to be wary of fake phone calls from people posing as government representatives enquiring if they had received "water saving devices" from their local water authority.
Slide destroyed in fire
COMMERCIAL Road Primary School is the latest target in a spate of deliberately-lit fires across Morwell in the past month.
Coalville fire blacked out
AN 80 hectare fire in the Coalville area impacted 10 properties, but no building damage was reported.
GippsAero employees learn valuable skills
GIPPSAERO staff at all levels are set to soar with new qualifications, studied with on-the-job training delivered by Advance TAFE.
Equipped for emergencies
KNOWLEDGE is power, and nobody knows this more than registered nurse Brionhy Westbrook.
Hoping for sunshine
AFTER heavy rain kept most of the crowd away from last year's Boolarra Folk Festival, organisers hope for the sun to shine during Saturday's event.
Increasing options, improving outcomes
ON the surface, the Increasing Women's Options course may appear to be just another offering at the Traralgon Neighbourhood Learning House, but to the 20 women who have been through, it has also been about finding themselves again after becoming everything to their families.
‘Whale’ regains control
In September last year, Morwell's Michael Crofts was battling "severely morbid obesity", and held grave fears he would not see his five year-old daughter reach high school.
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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...
