Plan to prevent elder abuse
Considering who would make a good power of attorney in advance was a strong message at a forum on elder abuse in Morwell on Thursday.
Runners tackle tricky terrain for Duncan
Perfect weather greeted starters at Duncan's Run on Saturday as ultra-running enthusiasts prepared to take off from the Balook Visitor Centre.
Mether has the method
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has demonstrated the importance of soft skills in the wake of the Christchurch terrorism attack, Willow Grove author and communications professional Leah Mether says.
Hazelwood North fatality
Investigations are ongoing after a man died following a collision on Clarkes Road at Hazelwood North on Monday.
Fears pathology move would delay results
Pathology results for critical illnesses such as cancers could take up to two weeks under a proposal by a private company contracted to look after testing for the region's medical centres to send samples to Melbourne.
Wind farm proposed for Latrobe Valley
Fifty-three wind turbines each 250 metres in height could be built on the outskirts of the Latrobe Valley under a new plan to provide power for up to 200,000 homes.
Pool works underway
Construction has began on the new Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre and overhaul of the Traralgon Indoor Sports Stadium following a turning of the sod ceremony on Friday morning.
Mine fire a factor: doctors
A WorkCover hearing into a man who was diagnosed with two life-threatening conditions after working at the Hazelwood mine during the 2014 fire will return to the Latrobe Valley Magistrates' Court in May.
Crime numbers disappoint
Latrobe's acting Inspector says recent crime statistics which ranked the Latrobe Valley in the top five crime hotspots across the state are "disappointing".
Minister questioned on Steelvision checks
Regional Development Minister Jaclyn Symes says an internal report into the state government's due diligence - and the decision to give Steelvision $400,000 of taxpayer money last year - is "imminent".
Police officer convicted, 12-month good behaviour bond over 2017 assault
A police officer found guilty of unlawfully assaulting a person in custody in September 2017 has been convicted and placed on a 12-month good behaviour bond.
Rosedale suits cable maker
A Sydney-based company which received $2.9 million in federal government funding to establish a low-voltage cable manufacturing facility in the former Rosedale tannery building is expected to begin production in the next two to three weeks.
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What’s old is new in North Gippy
FOOTBALL
NORTH GIPPSLAND
BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
THE separation between the best and the rest gets slimmer.
Following results in Round 9 of the North Gippsland Football-Netball League, we...
