Meeting tonight to decide cricket merger fate
The Central Gippsland Cricket Association will meet with six breakaway clubs from the Traralgon and District Cricket Association tonight to discuss the formation of the Latrobe Valley Cricket Association.
Mummy Lulu’s still on the go
Anyone who knows Lourdes Aragon also knows her one-line response when asked how she is going.
Refugees find new life in Valley
Jo Ning was only six years old when he witnessed hostilities no child his age would wish to experience.
Hundreds ready to put best paw forward
A leisurely stroll around leafy Traralgon streets with hundreds of neighbourhood dogs will be a nice distraction for swimmer Emily Beecroft from not only her training, but also her year 12 studies.
Extending a helping hand
Morwell students from disadvantaged backgrounds will continue to receive support from their first day of school to their first day on the job with new funding for The Smith Family's Learning for Life program.
Morwell students benefit long-term from program
Morwell students from disadvantaged backgrounds will continue to receive support from their first day of school to their first day on the job with new funding for The Smith Family's Learning for Life program.
Morwell car park scramble
Two proposed government agency buildings slated for Morwell's Princes Drive could leave people scrambling for limited car parks, according to Latrobe City councillors.
Groups call for Indigenous name
Indigenous groups across Gippsland have united to object to the Australian Electoral Commission's plans to rename the federal seat of McMillan to Monash.
Jobseeker’s budget pain
Latrobe Valley charity groups are dismayed that the federal budget has failed to raise the Newstart allowance as recipients continue to live below the poverty line.
Council to look at moving asbestos
Hundreds of trucks loaded with asbestos could be moving in and out of Morwell along local highways, if Latrobe City Council finds alternative sites to store the dangerous material.
Cricket merger explained
In May last year, the newly-formed Latrobe Valley Cricket Review Committee comprised of members of the Traralgon and District and Central Gippsland cricket associations recommended the leagues merge to form one.
Cricket revolution
Cricket in the Latrobe Valley is set for its biggest shake-up ever with the Central Gippsland Cricket Association and six breakaway clubs from the Traralgon and District Cricket Association planning to merge ahead of the 2018/19 season.
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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...
