Koffee contributes to community
A mobile coffee van funded to support the Boolarra community served more than 330 customers during its first three outings after months of planning and organising.
Residents prepared
When the Aberfeldy-Donnellys Creek fire threatened to hit Walhalla Thursday night, Walhalla residents remained calm and bunkered together to defend their town.
Valley’s brightest university bound
It was smiles all round for the best and brightest at Latrobe Valley high schools last week when their duxes discovered they had received offers for their first university preferences.
Path through Gippsland
The ability to live at home and learn in smaller sized classes were factors which influenced a Flinders College student's decision to study at Monash University Gippsland this year.
On high alert
FOR the Piper family from Toongabbie, the last three days have been emotional.
Volunteer fined for delay
A LONG-serving community volunteer has been left upset by a $70 parking infringement fine for being 14 minutes late after she was delayed handing over duties to a fellow volunteer.
Improving sexual health
A NEW project aimed at improving the sexual health of young people in Latrobe City and Baw Baw has been launched by headspace Central West Gippsland.
New medical clinic for Malaita
A PROJECT to provide a medical clinic for the highland region of Malaita has taken a significant step forward with the recent purchase, in Honiara, of all the hardware requirements.
Redevelopment completed
RAWSON'S Dunstan Pavilion has been officially opened following a $230,000 redevelopment.
Connecting through the internet
WHEN Jim McDonald walked into Traralgon Library last month he knew what Skype was, but not how he could use it to connect with relatives and friends around Australia and the world.
Offering a new experience
MOUNTING evidence indicating the integral link between "nature" and human health has served as the driving force behind an unprecedented campaign to attract visitors to Mt Baw Baw.
Child safety push
A LEGISLATION loophole that could endanger children has prompted Sean Scanlon to fight for child safety and has asked for public support.
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Holding the line
By PEACE IJIYERA
ON the Saturday of Reconciliation Week (May 30), Indigenous author, Traditional Owner and Native Title Holder, Frankie Dunne, held a book launch...
