Tyers on board to honour service
The Tyers Hall committee is calling on the community for names of people in the Tyers area who have served in wars and conflicts over the years.
Cat jabs can save their lives
A Traralgon vet has reminded pet owners to vaccinate their cats early to prevent them contracting viruses spread by stray cats.
Yarragon community hopes high
Baw Baw Shire has confirmed its interest in buying the former Yarragon school site following a passionate plea from the community for the land to be used for the benefit of the community.
Stab accused to face court
A Moe man is recovering in hospital after he was stabbed a number of times in the chest and back on Friday afternoon.
Chester will not contest leadership
Member for Gippsland Darren Chester will not seek leadership of the Nationals in the wake of Barnaby Joyce’s resignation on Friday.
Shooting at Morwell
A man in his early 30s has been flown to Melbourne with serious, non-life threatening injuries after police were called to an address at Avondale Road, Morwell in the early hours the morning in relation to a shooting.
Morwell nurse on the run to recovery
In August, 2016 Morwell nurse Tayla Trembath arrived at Latrobe Regional Hospital in an ambulance after her sister Phoebe found her passed out in the car.
Nats claims ‘hypocrisy’
The wife of Morwell MP Russell Northe has accused the Nationals of hypocrisy and engaging in "gutter politics" following reports of her husband's debt to party leader Peter Walsh.
Greens target transition
The Greens have preselected gambling reform advocate Tom Cummings as their lead candidate for the upper house region of Eastern Victoria for the state election.
Path lighting needed in Churchill
Churchill resident Geraldine McClure was rounding a corner at a pathway through a park in Churchill one night when she "all but ran into" three teenagers.
China ban costs bite
Latrobe City ratepayers could be slugged in the hip pocket as councils and contractors grappled to find market solutions for Australia's recycling waste following China's import bans.
Riding high on Flynn
A young Tanjil South equestrian has taken home one of the horse industry's most prestigious titles on a show horse originally deemed unsuitable for a child rider.
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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...
