Man jailed for assaulting his cousin
The man who threw a pig's head at the window of the house where toddler Jaidyn Leskie was on the night he disappeared has been sentenced to jail for assault.
Latrobe calls on government to save pondage
Latrobe City Council will echo calls from the community to keep Hazelwood Pondage open for recreational use.
Accidental writer enjoys his success
While Scot Gardner's introduction to writing was "a bit of an accident", the author's second nomination for the prestigious Children's Book Council of Australia's Book of the Year award certainly wasn't a fluke.
Glen holds on to hope
Twenty-eight
years ago Glen Gerreyn was one of Queensland's fastest sprinters and was determined that he would one day compete at the Olympics – until he was diagnosed with an incurable disease.
Donor gives June second chance
Morwell mum June Lotuleilei was excited to board a plane to the Gold Coast for a well-deserved holiday.
Orange Door opens way to new hope
More than 5000 Gippslanders have been kept safe from the threat of family violence with help from the Morwell Orange Door since it opened eight months ago.
Rebates for solar hot water are easy to access
A Morwell solar hot water manufacturer is encouraging locals to apply for the Solar Homes rebate for hot water systems, which is not subject to the same monthly allocation processes as rooftop panels.
Band destined for success
Yinnar country music band Destiny Band Oz is basking in the spotlight after being named International Band of the Year at the International Singer Songwriter Association Awards in Atlanta.
‘No net parking loss’
The state government says it is committed to ensuring no net loss of parking in Morwell and Traralgon as a result of upgrades at the towns' respective railway stations.
Public housing rent rebate victory
Newborough public housing tenants are calling on the Department of Health and Human Services to clarify when tenants are able to apply for a rebate on their rent.
LRH doctors’ pay concern
Doctors at Latrobe Regional Hospital are among public health professionals across the state who are considering industrial action over pay issues.
Administrative error costs club premiership points, fine
The top end of the North Gippsland football league ladder has been shaken up with just two home and away games remaining after a senior side was stripped of premiership points and fined for fielding an ineligible player.
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Student-led clinic aims to boost allied health services
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FEDERATION University Australia is boosting allied health services in Gippsland while giving students critical hands-on training, with the opening of its community wellness...
