Remembering Traralgon credit union
As the last surviving members of the original directors of the Traralgon credit union, Traralgon residents John and Wil Waanders reflected on their time with the member-owned service that helped so many.
Helping paw for homeless pets
While visiting Melbourne one weekend, Churchill resident Geraldine McClure was struck by how many homeless people she saw on the street with pets.
Jobs priority for independent
Tired of what he calls the Coalition's "empty promises", ex-military man and Moe resident Guss Lambden will run for the seat of Narracan as an independent at the upcoming state election.
Premier promises $217m for LRH
Latrobe Regional Hospital will receive $217 million for stage three of its expansion if Labor wins the state election on November 24.
Trafalgar is Holden on to a good thing
The burble of the great Australian V8 will rumble into Trafalgar this month when the Holden Museum hosts its second annual Route 69 Cruise to Blue Rock Dam.
Arrests after uni car break-ins
Three people have been arrested after allegedly breaking into several cars at Federation University Churchill on Wednesday morning.
Police establish business register
A new database with contact details of every business in the Latrobe Valley is being rolled out across the region to help emergency service personnel contact business owners after hours.
Gippslanders in Her Place exhibition
The Morwell Library is hosting a special exhibition that honours some of Victoria's powerhouse women.
Colonial women honoured in arc show
A performance looking into the little known stories of the women who built the fledging colony of Australia is coming to arc Yinnar.
Climate report concerns
Latrobe Valley brown coal-fired power generation would have to include total carbon capture and storage if the industry was to continue, and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees, according to climate scientists.
Building to an election
A construction blitz is underway in the Latrobe Valley less than two months from the state election as Labor aims to secure a second term in government.
Koori art brightens walkway
A giant sooty owl stands as gatekeeper to Morwell's Waterhole Creek underpass as a lace monitor's forked tongue laps at walkers who travel past.
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NORTH GIPPSLAND
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
RIGHT when it seemed as though the ladder had begun to shape itself accordingly in North Gippsland, here came Round 14.
While...
