Thousands flock to Valley schools
Thousands of students across the Latrobe Valley will don their uniforms and begin the 2019 education year this week as schools resume following the summer holidays.
Student becomes teacher at Morwell Central
A Morwell Central Primary School teacher has started 2019 teaching a grade 3-4 class alongside the very teacher he looked up to when he was in grade 4.
Uni defends health school
Monash University's rural health school has defended its contribution to the local medical workforce, as federal member for Gippsland Darren Chester says the university is "letting our region down".
Luke and Mia cap off family tradition
While it is fairly common for siblings to all attend the same institutions throughout their schooling careers, it is perhaps not as common for all of the siblings to hold the prestigious role of school captain at the same school.
Advocating for young in aged care
An advocacy group for young people in nursing homes is hosting a workshop in Traralgon to ensure those voices are heard in the aged care royal commission.
Musical success written in the stars for Yinnar duo
The Yinnar duo who stormed into the country music scene in 2017 did not return home empty-handed from the biggest event in the industry calendar in Australia.
Lessons in economic history
This year, Latrobe Valley U3A members will be able to learn about Australian economic history from a PhD graduate.
Kylie shares leadership path
Latrobe Youth Space manager Kylie Dubrich-McLoughlin hopes to impart what she learns from an upcoming leadership course to the young people she deals with every day at work.
Social housing wait at ‘crisis’ point
Inner Gippsland's waiting list for social housing continues to grow as the state government delivers the first properties in its five-year plan to address the issue.
Stars shine in Moe
More than 6000 diehard fans flooded through the gates at Moe's Ted Summerton Reserve last week to catch a glimpse of Big Bash League cricket.
Wells pumped for home crowd
It has been almost three years since former Morwell resident and Hockeyroo Ashlee Wells ran out in front of a home crowd but she won't have to wait too much longer.
Old-time Australia Day fun for Moe
Paddy and Annette O'Dowd were recognised during a heartfelt tribute at Moe's Australia Day breakfast at Old Gippstown for their contribution and commitment to the broader community over several decades.
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The day Morwell East marched the flag home
FOOTBALL
MID GIPPSLAND
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
PAST players from Morwell East Football-Netball Club’s last senior flag gathered at the weekend during the Hawks home bout against Foster.
The...
