Worth his weight in gold
Weightlifter Chris Holt planned to hang up the barbell for good last year but decided he wasn't done with pushing himself.
Independent report delayed
An independent report analysing practices used by Regional Development Victoria to assess, approve and monitor Steelvision's taxpayer-funded grant has been delayed.
Love unites for 75 years
Traralgon couple Marion and Albert Cheney's love has stood the test of time.
Dollars flow for RCH
With everything from tin rattling at traffic lights to a pizza-eating competition, Latrobe Valley volunteers have again raised a hefty sum of money for the Good Friday appeal.
Petition gains traction
A petition calling for a review into Victorian trespass laws gained an additional thousand signatures over the four-day FarmWorld event at Lardner Park.
Steelvision job shuffle
Confidential documents reveal Steelvision sought to shuffle existing employees to its Morwell operation rather than create new jobs for Latrobe Valley workers, despite this being a requirement to obtain hundreds of thousands of dollars in Hazelwood transition funding.
Alberton snubs Mid Gippy move
The Mid Gippsland Football Netball League has received no applications from Alberton Football Netball League clubs to join for season 2020.
Sherry drives power plan
Foster motor mechanic Matthew Sherry is United Australia Party's candidate for Monash in the federal election and is pitching to improve decentralisation and create jobs locally at a new power plant.
Prescribing social activity
'Join a choir' or 'go to the footy' are not words patients might expect a doctor to scribble down on a prescription pad.
From Las Vegas to Traralgon
The Australian expat who performs six nights a week in a casino that looks like a medieval castle will soon take the Australian Bee Gees Show to Latrobe Performing Arts Centre, Traralgon.
Sharing Easter cheer
It will be an egg-stravaganza at Morwell Neighbourhood House this Easter following community donations of chocolate bunnies and eggs to the house's food bank program.
Sods turned for sport
While it wasn't the first sod to be turned at Catterick Crescent, dignitaries and community members gathered at the Traralgon Sports Stadium on Tuesday to celebrate the beginning of construction of the stadium redevelopment with a shovel full of dirt.
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Nothing but roses for the Blues
FOOTBALL
NORTH GIPPSLAND
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
RIGHT when it seemed as though the ladder had begun to shape itself accordingly in North Gippsland, here came Round 14.
While...
