Help send Saxon to Sydney
Emma Sherriffs was losing hair with stress over the health of her young son Saxon. Saxon was unable to sleep, suffered with severe reflux and had a number of other medical complications.
Shinging a light on homelessness
People who are living through homelessness across Gippsland will share their experiences navigating relevant services with politicians this week to provide recommendations on how services could be improved.
No right turn: primary school’s plea
Albert Street Primary School and Latrobe City Council are calling on drivers to observe changed traffic conditions near the school crossing on Moe's Albert Street.
A horsey hooray
Boolarra and District Trail Riding Club members were out enjoying the mid-winter sun yesterday as their mounts were about to celebrate their birthday today.
Beloved Thorpy pub reopens doors
Thorpdale's much-missed watering hole was reopened on Monday after the town's pub was destroyed by fire in 2017.
Farmer warns of deadly cow disease
A Mirboo beef farmer is warning about a deadly bovine disease which is being exacerbated due to the amount of animals in poor condition being relocated from drought-affected areas.
Pokies spend jumps
Latrobe City residents' financial loss to the pokies is continuing to rise, according to recently released data from the state government.
Man charged by detectives following alleged stabbing
A 32-year-old man has been charged with intentionally causing serious injury after he allegedly stabbed another man at Warragul on Friday afternoon.
Unions take industrial action at Australian Paper Maryvale
Up to 200 workers will start industrial action at Australian Paper Maryvale today, six months after negotiations for a new enterprise bargaining agreement commenced.
Lions cruise to victory
THE Lions kept their winning run home to finals intact, making it seven on the trot with a comfortable win over Bairnsdale on Saturday, 15.16 (106) to 9.9 (63).
Council to bid for school site
Baw Baw Shire Council will make an offer to purchase the former Yarragon Primary School from the state government.
International visitors top Latrobe tourism data
International visitors are leading a tourism charge in Latrobe City with overseas tourist numbers jumping by almost 50 per cent in 12 months.