Tree lop sub par: residents
Residents opposite Moe Golf course are concerned for their safety following Latrobe City Council's decision to remove pine trees from along Links Road which residents say help shield them from stray golf balls.
Gorgeous garden is their Brand
Denise and Athol Brand began work on their garden long before construction even started on their home.
More than cosmetic
Proving you don't need to be in the city to be an industry leader, Gippsland locals Anita Turner and Daniel Calabro's cosmetic laser clinic recently took out two awards at the Global Aesthetic Awards.
The art of healing
Barrier Breakers, a mental health crisis agency, held an art exhibition over the weekend that featured works from the agency's successful art therapy program.
Truck scores ultimate wedgie
A driver has been fined after his truck became wedged under the rail underpass near Shakespeare Street in Traralgon at about 11am on Wednesday.
Mill powers down in heat
Australian Paper's Maryvale mill took part in the first of an energy reduction agreement last Thursday November 30, as part of a mechanism with Australia's energy market operator to prepare for summer peak periods
Three back merger
Three A grade clubs from the Traralgon and District Cricket Association have spoken out in support of a proposed merger with the Central Gippsland Cricket Association.
Police investigate stolen cows
A second major livestock theft is being investigated after 33 cows were stolen from a Glengarry property, just months after 50 sheep were stolen from a nearby farm.
Architects announced for Traralgon creative precinct
Timber and the symbolic shape of a tree will feature in the design of the new Latrobe Creative Arts Precinct.
Course cures writers block
The Clemente Scholarship program is facilitated by Federation University in Gippsland and allows students for whom tertiary education has passed them by to complete four 12-week university-level courses over a period of two to three years.
Bridge upgrade go ahead
A bridge reconstruction and road safety works between Tyers and Traralgon will likely go ahead following a Latrobe City Council decision to grant VicRoads a planning permit.
‘Inadequate pollution data’
New EPA trials watching air pollution levels in the Latrobe Valley are welcome, but more needs to be done, according to local sustainability watchdogs.
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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...
