We will never forget
SOLDIERS past and present were honoured yesterday in Remembrance Day services across the Latrobe Valley as the nation paid tribute to its 102,000 fallen heroes throughout all wars.
Playground mishap will be put right
A TRARALGON playground mistakenly dismantled by Latrobe City Council last Thursday will be reinstated.
Rubens on a journey
The Rubens journey to become a recognised name in Australian music began with a few home recordings and some good connections and lead to a debut album recorded in New York and a steady stream of gigs.
Breaking down geographic barriers
TWENTY new Technology Enabled Learning Centres across Gippsland have been announced by Higher Education and Skills Minister Peter Hall.
Gym-goers save lives
IN just one hour, Latrobe Leisure Centre gym-goers will improve the health of patients in need without even breaking a sweat.
Traralgon named top swooping site
TRARALGON has been named one of Victoria's magpie swooping hotspots this spring on the Department of Sustainability and Environment's Magpie Map.
Battling to keep up support for group
A MOE resident is determined to keep the Moe Alzheimer's Support Group going despite receiving no support at meetings this year.
Soroptimists’ invitation to support the challenge of birthing
"THE Challenge of Birthing" is the theme of the Central Gippsland Soroptimist group's fundraising dinner, to be held at Monash Gippsland's Churchill campus on Wednesday, 21 November.
CFA rolls out Transportable Bag Radios
FIRE brigades have begun receiving the new Transportable Bag Radios as part of the final phase of the Radio Replacement Project which introduces a new generation of operational radios into the Country Fire Authority.
Money raised for riders’ association
Latrobe Valley band The Drifters raised more than $5000 for Moe Riding for the Disabled Association with its annual concert last month.
‘Long held plan’ gaining momentum
A FUNDRAISING appeal to support Gippsland Carers Association's ambitious plan for a regional carers network become reality, was launched this week.
Shuttle suspended
Monash University has been forced to suspend its Churchill campus shuttle bus after it was revealed the service had been running afoul of Bus Safety Act regulations since the beginning of the school year.
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