Salt racers return
Brother and sister duo Ken and Rebecca Robinson are "happy to be back in civilisation" after breaking three land speed records on the salt in South Australia.
Putting best foot forward
Andrew Panther says the closure of Hazelwood forced his hand to expand his e-commerce profile to target new markets and customers.
Volunteer opportunities on track at Walhalla
Ask Ian Ipsen a question about the historical railway or any of the locomotives at Walhalla and nine times out of 10 he'll be able to answer it.
Three wounded in stabbing
Police heard screams from inside a McDonald Street, Morwell unit on Wednesday morning when they attended the scene of a triple stabbing which left two women with life-threatening injuries.
Steeled for new jobs
A Morwell business which designs and installs high-security products will create a precast concrete and manufacturing facility and could employ more than 55 people with skills suited to former Hazelwood workers, following a boost from the state government.
Finish line still too far away
Member for Morwell Russell Northe met with users of the Traralgon West Sporting Complex yesterday to discuss concerns in relation to the incomplete pavilion.
Moss chisels new album
Legendary Australian guitarist and Cold Chisel member Ian Moss' latest album is his first ever self-titled record and he admits it's his most personal yet.
Retail growth on The Rise
Developers behind The Rise Estate in Traralgon have confirmed a full-sized Woolworths supermarket and a discount chemist store will occupy part of a shopping complex to be established at the estate.
Bogan Shakespeare to educate
A local theatre company has placed a skull in one hand and a 30-can block of tinnies in the other and called it Bogan Shakespeare.
Foster care frustrations aired
Systemic issues with the out-of-home foster care system were highlighted by local foster carers and kinship carers at a forum in Traralgon on Tuesday.
O’Brien rejects Mirboo North anti-logging claims
Member for Gippsland South Danny O'Brien has hit back following a letter to the editor from an anti-logging group which said he did not acknowledge Mirboo North residents had valid concerns over proposed forest harvesting around the town.
Bus petition tabled in state parliament
More than 400 community members have signed a petition calling on the state government to reinstate direct bus services to Federation Training's Yallourn campus.
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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...
