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A life-changing move

After migrating to the Latrobe Valley in March 1986, Bogdan Szpura often wondered how long it would take for him to be considered a local.

Relay a beacon of hope

More than 500 participants from 20 teams took over Tyers Recreation Reserve at the weekend for the Latrobe Valley Relay For Life.

Cork Club’s efforts recognised

The community's generosity hit new milestones in 2017.

Reunion calling all mail centre staff

A 40-year reunion of the Gippsland Mail Centre at Morwell will take place later this month as the centre celebrates four decades of sorting and delivering mail across Gippsland.

Australian icon gets a send off for the ages

It was as if a member of the Royal Family was in Trafalgar at the weekend as Holdens for as long as the eye could see lined Waterloo Road and the town's surrounding side streets.

Unbelievable performance

Yallourn North cricketer Nick Gooden is still coming to terms with his most recent achievement.

Thompson through to second round in Traralgon

Jordan Thompson headlined day two of play at the Latrobe City Traralgon Challenger on Tuesday and enjoyed a straight sets victory over Poland's Michal Przysiezny to advance to the second round.

Business flags grant-fuelled expansion

A family-run business in Morwell believes it will be able to expand into new sectors of the laundry industry after receiving a grant from the Latrobe Valley Economic Facilitation Fund.

Daylight burglary devastates Traralgon couple

A Traralgon couple have been left heartbroken after their house was burgled during broad daylight on Thursday.

Exhibition set to Flourish

Mornington Peninsula artist Caroline Graley translated physical movement into three dimensions when she put away her dancing shoes.

Winner’s run a work of art

Little did Bloodstock consultant Lenny Russo know the horse he would watch on video link from across the Tasman Sea 18 months earlier would go on to win the 2017 Moe Cup.

Uni offers hay fever insight

A pollen trap installed on the roof of Federation University Gippsland at Churchill will be used to measure grass pollen and predict forecasts across the region for the next three months.

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