Team approach spreads the word
Neighbourhood Watch Latrobe and members of Latrobe City Council hit the pavement with a purpose last week.
Petra’s new reality
HILL End export Petra Meikle de Vlas was basking in the glow of sudden fame when another opportunity opened up for her art work to be featured in a second reality television show.
Art beat of the country
A new book featuring stories about the way in which Gippsland women used art projects to gain business skills and self-confidence has been released.
GLORY DAYS: When Bruce em-Bolden-ed the Lakers
This week's Glory Days takes a look back at 1986 when Bruce Bolden played for the Gippsland Lakers, the launching pad to a long and successful career for the American basketballer in Australia.
Traralgon woman’s million reasons to smile
A Traralgon woman is planning on hitting the roof, but for a good reason, after scoring a division one prize worth over $1.2 million in Saturday's TattsLotto draw.
Scout’s honour: Raymond’s now an OAM
A Churchill man who has dedicated his life to being a positive role model to young people has made the Queens' Birthday Honours List with an Order of Australia Medal.
Merinda’s dedication seals prized accolade
A young Aboriginal health practitioner has made it on the Queen's Birthday Honours List with the Order of Australia Medal in recognition of her passionate service to Indigenous health in Gippsland.
Gippsland League presidents still hold out hope of season
THERE is optimism surrounding a return to the field for the region's premier football/netball competition in 2020.
Lions Club left saddened after break-in
MEMBERS of the Moe Lions Club have been left disappointed after their shed was broken into early March.
Concerns over pedestrian safety
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has raised concerns about the safety of pedestrians at the McNairn Road, Traralgon railway crossing.
Work of art finds home at Apex Park
Wood sculptor John Brady created his most recent body of work at Moe Apex Park "with small children in mind", but the enchanting new play ground has already captured the imagination of all ages.
Appy days for local creators
A world-first app developed in Traralgon was launched on Monday to test for dyslexia from a smartphone.