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.
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.
Laying for the future
A Rosedale pastured egg farm has proven its free roaming chooks lay 'golden' eggs by taking out a gold medal at this year's Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria Australian Food Awards.
Committee puzzled by mysterious holes
The committee that manages the Glengarry Recreation Reserve is calling on oval users to be considerate of others after a member found more than 40 small holes dug into the earth at Fred King Oval.
Op shop farewells with free stuff
An op shop in Traralgon, which is closing down at the end of this week, will be giving away items for free from Wednesday to Friday.
It’s a numbers game: psychic
Don't ask numerologist Victor Tracey to predict the next Tattslotto numbers, but for those keen to make positive life changes that relate to love, family, finances and relationships, he says he's the man.
One paw in front of the other
Morwell Neighbourhood House's most beloved staff member is back on her feet, literally, almost two months after an accident left her with a broken leg.
Help send Saxon to Sydney
Emma Sherriffs was losing hair with stress over the health of her young son Saxon. Saxon was unable to sleep, suffered with severe reflux and had a number of other medical complications.
Shinging a light on homelessness
People who are living through homelessness across Gippsland will share their experiences navigating relevant services with politicians this week to provide recommendations on how services could be improved.
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UMPIRES are sought for Cricket Latrobe Valley season 2026/27.
Latrobe Valley Umpires Association, in conjunction with Cricket Latrobe Valley, welcomes men and women who are...
