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A career in policing was written in the stars for Brooke Arthur.

The Gippsland Ranges Roller Derby were denied $44,909 in funding under the government's Community Sports Infrastructure Grant Program despite a near perfect score for their application.

CFA crews were called to a house fire at Fraser Crescent in Churchill this afternoon.

Cowwarr Primary School was destroyed by a giant fire on Wednesday night.

Latrobe Valley art export Petra Meikle de Vlas is back in the national spotlight.

Tucked away on a leafy green property in Boolarra, the decor in Sue Clutterbuck's home tells a story of her passion for audiology and her patients.

A Hazara refugee who was embraced by the Mirboo North community after fleeing ethnic persecution in Afghanistan helped organise a whopping $160,000 donation for East Gippsland bushfire relief.

Reverend Doctor John Morgan "never really left" Moe despite his many years working for the church and education sector around the world.

Latrobe City Council celebrated Australia Day by honouring outstanding members of the local community. Legendary sportsman Terry Hunter was named Citizen of the Year, teenager Lincoln Ingravalle earned the nod as Young Citizen of the Year while Gippsland Rotary Centenary House took out the Community Service Award.

Churchill resident Scott Berechee has penned an op-ed piece about people, not politics and talks about changes in the community rather than climate.

A man who was a member of a motorcycle group aimed at protecting children has pleaded guilty to child sex offences before the County Court in Morwell.

Police are investigating after a pedestrian died in Newborough last night.