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Show fun for novices

Mirboo North Pony Club is encouraging local children to come and have a try in the show ring at the club's inaugural horse show later this month.

Sharing his tech passion

For Phil Dibben, keeping up with changing technology is a passion.

Media knew before Northe

Member for Morwell Russell Northe says he was unaware an investigation into allegations of forgery involving the Nationals' Morwell branch had been referred to the state's anti-corruption body until contacted by the media.

Wisdom of women shared

With a wealth of wisdom to share, two high-achieving women discussed all things business with young leaders at a round table event at Federation University to celebrate International Women's Day on Thursday.

Triplets boost herd numbers

A Glengarry cow presented her surprised owner with a very special and rare triple treat last month when she delivered three healthy calves.

Disability job services to grow under new contract

Workways will deliver increased disability employment services and create 12 new jobs in the Latrobe Valley after being awarded a $75 million contract with the federal government.

Davis to hear train concerns

Shadow transport minister David Davis has accused the State Government of a "botched project agenda" resulting in lengthy delays and unreliable timetables for Gippsland V/Line users.

V/Line off the rails for fortnight

Coaches will replace both Traralgon and Bairnsdale trains for the entire journey between March 30 and April 15 while major level crossing works are carried out between Dandenong and Caulfield.

A new hope for Budgeree school

The Budgeree community has welcomed this week's Latrobe City Council decision on the future of the district's historic school.

Sorry Day reflections

Local schools and Indigenous community members gathered in Churchill yesterday to acknowledge the Stolen Generations and unveil a park bench made by Kurnai College students.

Jessica backs herself to ease their pain

One Gippsland woman making her mark on the world is Traralgon chiropractor Jessica Thatcher who has just come back from India where she used her expertise to ease the pain of some of the world's most disadvantaged workers.

Celebrating Latrobe Valley women

Women of the Latrobe Valley are being celebrated this week as part of International Women's Day, where the achievements of our local shakers and movers are put in the spotlight.

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