Big cuppa enjoys long history
With 35 years' experience under its belt and having raised more than $1 million throughout its lifetime, the Cancer Council Traralgon Fundraising Group hosted its annual Biggest Morning Tea on Thursday.
Students hit high note at eisteddfod
A trip to Canberra to compete at the Australian National Eisteddfod left 55 Lavalla Catholic College students a "bit starry-eyed".
Toongabbie students dramatic for Education Week
For students at Toongabbie Primary School, 2018 Education Week represented an opportunity to be dramatic.
You and Your Pet: school dogs earn passing grades
Lovable Labradors Remus and Kira are very much a part of the furniture at St Paul's Anglican Grammar School's junior campus.
Many factors hinder men reporting abuse
Men who have been sexually abused often avoid seeking help until a major event like a relationship breakdown or suicide attempt occurs in their life, according to research by Gippsland Centre Against Sexual Assault.
Selfless volunteers thanked
Volunteers across the Latrobe Valley are ensuring the health of the region's most vulnerable people is being not jeopardised, according to Latrobe Community Health Service volunteer coordinator Michelle Beckingham.
Tony’s an accidental carer
When Tony Rae broke his leg in 2012 he was offered a redundancy package by EneryBrix from the former Morwell Power Station – it was an offer too good to refuse.
Travelling conmen warning
Dodgy tradesmen, known as travelling con men, have been reported in Gippsland offering work such as roofing and asphalting at a discounted rate.
Micro grid for farmers
Gippsland dairy farmers, residents and businesses are being encouraged to jump on to an energy scheme that could slash their power bills and put energy production and distribution into their own hands.
Fire fuel risk warning
The Latrobe Valley is facing a high risk of bushfire compared to other parts of the state.
TDCA pins hopes on Steve Kay
Expected incoming Traralgon and District Cricket Association president Steve Kay says the association will continue to operate regardless of whether the proposed Latrobe Valley Cricket Association goes ahead or not.
Dip in coal-fired power
Less Latrobe Valley brown coal-fired power was used during the past summer than in the previous year due to the sudden closure of Hazelwood, according to the national energy regulator.
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Winners raise the bat
FOOTBALL
NORTH GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU do wonder if results ever make it back to AFL HQ.
Just one game in Round 17 of the North Gippsland...
