Students prepare for loan changes
University graduates on a salary of $45,000 will begin repaying their student debt from Sunday, and students at Federation University's Churchill campus have responded with concerns for when they enter the workforce.
Punk’s home show
Eating baked beans for dinner in the back of the tour van is a desirable future prospect for the front man of Latrobe Valley pop punk outfit The Spitting Swallows.
Pool funds push
Latrobe City Council has made an application to the federal government for an additional $10 million for the long-awaited Traralgon pool project.
Mine void options remain
Options other than a pit lake could still be put forward for mine voids in the region, Latrobe Valley Mine Commissioner Emeritus Professor Rae Mackay said.
Project feedback positive: AP
Public submissions to Australian Paper's proposed Energy from Waste project Environment Protection Authority application have closed following a six-month period of community consultation.
LVCA reveals two-division structure
The newly-formed Latrobe Valley Cricket Association has confirmed its A grade competition will take on a two-divisional structure with six sides in each ready to take to the field in time for the 2018/19 season.
World championships call for Molly
When Molly Irvine received a phone call a fortnight ago she didn't expect the news that was to come from the other end.
Vale Richard Jeffery
Traralgon icon Richard Jeffrey has been remembered as a passionate, dedicated and loved man of the town.
Traralgon juniors courting success
Traralgon's Emirson Devenie and Christian D'Angelo have a few things in common, but the most exciting parallel of all will be drawn next week when the teens travel to the Sunshine Coast to represent Victoria Country at the Under 16 Australian Basketball Championships.
Gunai Green welcomes Treaty Bill
Greens MP and Gunai woman Lidia Thorpe is encouraging Gippslanders to form their own grassroots discussion groups to talk about what a treaty with Aboriginal people should look like.
Gunai welcomes Treaty Bill
Greens MP and Gunai woman Lidia Thorpe is encouraging Gippslanders to form their own grassroots discussion groups to talk about what a treaty with Aboriginal people should look like.
‘Meat’ and greet in Morwell
A wintery day was made more bearable last week when volunteers from Neighbourhood Watch Latrobe City and officers from Morwell police station teamed up to offer a free barbecue.
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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...
