Exploring art at arc
An exhibition exploring the balance between male and female as well as the natural and human world is on at arc Yinnar.
Striking for climate action
About 300 people took to the streets in Traralgon on Friday afternoon demanding action on climate change and a just transition for the Latrobe Valley as part of a global climate strike, and one of seven actions held in Gippsland.
Tiger time: From heartbreak to redemption
Morwell have buried the pain of a straight sets finals exit last year in the best way possible, holding off Traralgon to take out the A grade flag on Saturday, 46-41.
Two out of four ain’t bad: Butcher
Another chapter in the rivalry between Leongatha and Maffra has been written into Gippsland league history with the Eagles fending off a late Parrots comeback to snag the 2019 flag, 10.10 (70) TO 9.8 (62).
Move to MGFL stopped in its tracks
The potential move of two clubs to the Mid Gippsland Football League has been knocked back by the Alberton Football Netball League after its executive decided not to grant their applications to exit the competition.
Community steps up for farmers
Gippsland Farmer Relief chief executive Melissa Ferguson has renewed her call for the federal government to do more for local farmers struggling to survive the drought crisis through changes around legislation concerning the food supply system.
Advocate looks for community input
After hearing from the general community about health concerns in the Valley, Latrobe Health Advocate Jane Anderson will now focus on specific groups such as LGBTQI, people experiencing financial stress and Aboriginal communities.
Criminal Blonde to play Spirit Bar
A former Traralgon musician is returning to the Latrobe Valley with her two-piece, all-girl, queer, pop-punk outfit Criminal Blonde as part of an interstate tour.
Action intensifies
Unions have not ruled out the possibility of forming a picket line outside Australian Paper's Maryvale Mill as about 160 workers continue industrial action.
Welfare reform draws criticism
Morwell Newstart recipient Shane McEwan is furious over the federal government's proposed welfare crackdowns which he has labelled "unethical" and "insulting".
Sisters make a brave health decision
A Traralgon woman and her sister are recovering from preventative measures to reduce their risks of breast cancer after undergoing a double mastectomy on the same day, by the same surgeon, in the same hospital.
Wildlife-friendly tree netting
Backyard orchardists may be forced to use wildlife-friendly fruit netting under proposed changes to Victoria's Prevention of Cruelty to Animals laws.
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Maroons peaking in time
FOOTBALL
GIPPSLAND LEAGUE
By LIAM DURKIN
FINALS-type weather greeted Gippsland League venues at the weekend.
With September only a few weeks away, players were given a good test...
