Verdict offers little solace
THREE years on from Churchill's Black Saturday fires, accused arsonist Brendan Sokaluk was convicted, but the verdict brings little solace to the families of the bushfire victims, according to a grieving parent.
Jury hands down guilty verdict to Black Saturday Churchill arsonist
A FORMER Country Fire Authority volunteer has been convicted of deliberately lighting a bushfire on Black Saturday that claimed the lives of 10 people in Victoria's Latrobe Valley.
Entering a new world of health
THE brave new world of electronic health, and what it means for Gippsland, was explored at a major forum at Monash University Gippsland this week.
Traralgon girls take on Kokoda Trek
TWO Traralgon netballers could not be more out of place in the dense Papua New Guinean jungle, but Rebecca Crick and Kate Duxbury are counting on their gung-ho attitudes to carry them through.
It really was ‘One Perfect Day’
The Lyrebird Arts Council's 'One Perfect Day' concert certainly lived up to its name.
Wiggles come to Morwell
AUSTRALIA'S premier children's entertainment troupe The Wiggles are bringing their vibrant routine to Morwell.
Black Saturday Churchill arsonist found guilty
A FORMER Country Fire Authority volunteer has been convicted of deliberately lighting a bushfire on Black Saturday that claimed the lives of 10 people in Victoria's Latrobe Valley.
Man found guilty of starting bushfire
A COURT has found Brendan Sokaluk found guilty of starting the fatal Churchill bushfire in February 2009.
A ‘hiccup’ for Dalkeith
Gippsland builders Kirway Constructions' shock closure is a "slight hiccup" for the developers of the Dalkeith Heights retirement village project, Grace Bruce and JL Macmillan Memorial Home.
Council gdominatedG by voting bloc
A 'VOTING bloc' of Latrobe City Councillors has been accused of failing to provide "quality representation" for locals on carbon tax issues.
In its response to the Victorian Electoral Submis
Taking the proactive approach
VICTORIA Police are taking a stand to break the cycle of family violence in the Latrobe Valley, through the setting up of its Family Violence Unit.
The unit, which will go through a 12
Taking a stand against the suffering
DRAPED in black mourning clothes, two animal activists staged a silent protest against primate breeding facilities and experiments on monkeys at Monash University Gippsland last week.
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Fortuna’s winning streak comes to an end
SOCCER
STATE LEAGUE
By ALLAN ROBERTS
ROUND 3 of the 2026 Veto Men’s State League saw Fortuna ’60 play its second home game of the season against...
