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).
Driving for a good cause
When Ami Rawat sat behind the wheel for her first driving lesson, the instructor asked her to drive at 110km/h on the freeway from Morwell to Springvale.
New group backs windfarm
A second group of residents have formed a body in response to OSMI Australia's plans to construct a windfarm on the outskirts of the Latrobe Valley.
Emily dances her way to gold in Brisbane
Gippsland Academy of Dance student Emily Euman took to the national stage last weekend "freaking out" because she was up against some of the best ballet dancers in her age group in the country.
Poll suggests Yallourn could close before 2032
New polling in the Latrobe Valley from Environment Victoria has found 70 per cent of locals expect Yallourn Power Station will shut down before its scheduled closure date of 2032.
Calls to improve lighting
A Seymour Street Arcade business owner is calling on Latrobe City Council to improve lighting in the lane that cuts through the centre of the Traralgon arcade.
Students campaign to help critically endangered frog
Grade 4 students at Grey Street Primary School in Traralgon are taking a lead in environmental conservation by raising awareness and money for the critically endangered Baw Baw frog.
Network needs new digs
An unexpected notice to vacate its home of six years has opened up new opportunities for the Baw Baw Sustainability Network, which hopes a new building can be established on neighbouring land to provide a community space and sustainable garden.
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.
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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...
