Apology ‘acknowledges’ victims
A Catholic sex abuse victim from the 1970s has welcomed a state government move to live stream next week's National Apology to Victims and...
Innovation fund pledge
Latrobe Valley businesses could access $9 million in grants in a proposed innovation program under an elected Coalition government.
A $217m shot in the arm
Premier Daniel Andrews has pledged $217 million for Latrobe Regional Hospital's stage three expansion if Labor wins the November 24 election.
School gets 21st century upgrade
Students at Liddiard Road Primary School in Traralgon will have access to two new state-of-the-art school buildings worth more than $2.4 million.
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.
Work underway on upgrade
A multi-million dollar redevelopment of the Morwell central business district which will improve lighting, create new garden areas and increase pedestrian safety is underway.
Consult on rehabilitation fund
Independent candidate for Morwell Tracie Lund is calling for a different approach to engage the community in the rehabilitation of the Latrobe Valley's mines following poor attendance at recent workshops.
Greens pick Caffrey
Latrobe Valley teacher and stalwart environment campaigner Dan Caffrey is the latest candidate to throw his hat in the ring for the seat of Morwell in November's state election.
Call to put public housing on agenda
Increased public housing in Gippsland should be an election issue, Victorian Public Tenants Association chair and Churchill resident Margaret Guthrie said.
Taking strides for prem babies
Traralgon mum Gemma Kaiser was not expecting that she would be on the receiving end of something she had supported a few months earlier.
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Cricket, days to savour
CRICKET
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By LIAM DURKIN
WHY do we do it?
The sport that makes everyone question their life choices each and every Saturday for six months of the...
