Group welcomes new additions
A LOCAL disability support service provider has welcomed the addition of two new wheelchair taxis to the Traralgon Taxis fleet in the last month.
Rider injured on ‘dangerous’ track
CALLS to close an infamous four-wheel-drive track north of Walhalla, have been made after a motorbike rider was injured recently.
Discussion about Ostlers House
A CLOSED planning mediation meeting was held last week by Latrobe City Council between an applicant seeking the demolition of Ostlers House in Traralgon, and persons who submitted objections to the proposal.
Arsonists not welcome: GAPP
THE stern message to would-be arsonists this summer is clear: Gippsland does not want you in the community.
Scholarships support nurses
THE achievements of Latrobe Regional Hospital's mental health nurses were well recognised by the State Government during recent scholarship allocations.
Remembering and fighting on
SUFFERERS of asbestos related diseases, their loved ones and other community members gathered to remember those who have died, and vowed to continue the fight for awareness and justice on Friday.
Cuisine to unite Latrobe Valley community
THE international language of food will help unite people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in the Latrobe Valley, after a local organisation secured state funding for its Community Kitchen program.
Pet scam stuns family
A CHURCHILL woman has warned others to be wary of online pet advertisements, after she was scammed out of $1380 last week.
Guide more harm than good: GARDS
A "MISLEADING" asbestos guide for homeowners is still widely available on a government website, despite assurances from a federal minister steps would be taken to have it removed.
Revved up to help
A GROUP of passionate Gippsland motorcyclists who dedicate December to helping others, are gearing up for the annual Christmas Toy Run.
Crash and flee
VICTORIA Police is seeking information following an incident in Traralgon at the weekend where a woman who drove her vehicle into a shop window in Seymour Street fled the scene.
Community siren upgrades heralded
Rural fire brigade captains have welcomed a pilot program to re-introduce the use of community sirens in two Latrobe Valley towns as an additional warning tool leading into the summer fire season.



















