City of Traralgon Band makes it two in a row
Defending champions, the City of Traralgon Band, returned victorious from the Victorian Bands League state championships in Ballarat on 19 and 20 August.
Family in search of cancer support
A local family is in desperate need of help to remove a tumour that has grown on their eight-year-old daughter's neck.
Job Shadow Day returns next week
Job Shadow Day returns next week
Lifetime lighting up the stage
Nearly 15 years ago Greg and Helen Yeates watched the choreography of their 15-year-old son performed live on The Footy Show Grand Final revue from their Jeeralang Junction home.
Putting her heart into it
Mila Junko has returned to a routine she'd been doing for the past four years.
Just the ‘firecracker’ we need
David Wade's answer to dwindling motivation and entertainment options in the region is a community festival at Kernot Hall based around purely local music and Victorian beer in equal parts.
Survey seeks your sexual assault views
The Gippsland Centre Against Sexual Assault in partnership with Monash University's Department of Rural Health has launched a research study in the form of an online questionnaire to gauge community attitudes towards sexual assault and relevant support services.
‘Mud and blood’: a war diary
Traralgon resident Elva Cunningham has always treasured her father's nine pocket-sized war diaries, which managed to evade collection following World War I.
Glittering example of success
Proving that diamonds are not always a girl's best friend, Traralgon jeweller Jeremy Fleming's ring design featuring a striking ruby has won national accolades.
Inspiring stories shared
"I see it as depression and anxiety... I didn't seek help for it and I just dealt with it my own way," Cohen Lee told a group of year 10 students at the Waratah Restaurant in Morwell last week.
Courthouse in good hands
The Traralgon Courthouse will be a vibrant community centre with lots of events and activities operating out of it, says the courthouse's new caretakers, the Friends of Traralgon Court House.
School crossing fears
A concerned Yallourn North resident is warning motorists to slow down near the school crossing on North Road after witnessing two near misses within a 24-hour period.






















