Traralgon dominates karate nationals
A strong team of five junior and senior competitors represented the Traralgon Budokan Kyokushin Karate Dojo at the 2018 National Kyokushin Karate Championships last week.
Golfers rally for Jarrod Lyle’s family
The Latrobe Valley golfing community will rally next month in the name of a worthy cause. Professional golfer Jarrod Lyle died recently after a long battle with cancer and a charity golf day to be held at Traralgon Golf Club will raise funds for Lyle's wife and two daughters.
Chester calls for challengers to unite behind Prime Minister
Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester has urged Liberal Party MPs responsible for destroying Malcolm Turnbull's leadership to "pull their heads in" and unite behind new Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
Treaty talks in Morwell
Gippslanders have been invited to join community sessions to yarn about what a treaty would look like with Victorian Aboriginal people.
Book ponders big questions
Have you ever considered what happens after death?
Chuckles brings joy for Louise
Eight months after Harold the alpaca was mauled to death his owner Louise Lazarus has spoken for the first time since losing her loveable larrikin.
Donation extends rural aid
Gippsland Farmer Relief chief executive Melissa Ferguson says a recent donation of more than $30,000 will help drought-stricken farmers in need across the region.
BBL main draw coming to Moe
Big Bash League cricket will return to the Latrobe Valley this year with a blockbuster season fixture in January which is expected to draw upwards of 8000 people to Moe's Ted Summerton Reserve.
Raising awareness of invisible disabilities
It was a regular trip to work in Morwell that changed Bill Francis' life forever. With no memory of what happened, Bill woke up in the Alfred Hospital and was told he had been in a car accident involving a semi trailer filled with bricks and been hit on the head by some of the bricks.
Woman hurt in Commercial Road collision
A woman in her sixties was taken to Latrobe Regional Hospital on Monday after her car collided with another vehicle on Commercial Road in Morwell.
Counselling to guide students
While the world may be her oyster and with endless pathways open to her, deciding on a career path has been no easy feat for Traralgon College student Taylah Murie.
Living books inspire girls
Female high school students interested in careers in science, technology, engineering and maths careers had the opportunity to read some "living books" at Moe Library on Wednesday night.