Getting ready for the Girls’ Night In
Women across the Latrobe Valley are being encouraged this month to hold a Girls' Night In to raise money for breast and gynaecological cancer.
Get skills you need for future needs
A new, collaborative project will provide Morwell residents with access to Learn Local pre-accredited training courses to help participants gain the confidence and skills to apply for jobs or move on to further study.
Mine bonds security
The state government has moved to provide greater security surrounding the future of Latrobe Valley mines by announcing on Friday it was raising the rehabilitation bonds paid by the mine operators.
There’s a lot to love about goats
Originally from New Zealand, goat farmer John Gommans came to Australia to buy some equipment from a factory that had shut down.
Churchill tastes round one success
Season 2017/18 kicked off for the Traralgon and District Cricket Association at the weekend with Churchill and Gormandale opening proceedings at Stoddard Park.
Have your say on Latrobe health zone
The community has an opportunity to raise its voice about priorities for health and wellbeing in the region to guide the future of the Latrobe Health Innovation Zone.
‘I would call him our miracle boy’
Forty-four-year-old Traralgon mother Cher Jimenez* said everything happened in one year.
Time to dust off your lederhosen
Club Astoria Morwell is expecting between one and two thousand lederhosen and dirndl-clad beer-drinkers, hungry mouths and kids to congregate at the club later this month.
Regional education on the agenda
An education forum addressing issues students in Gippsland face was held in Traralgon on Friday as part of the National Party's Independent Review into Regional, Rural and Remote Education.
Volunteer Adam continues his father’s legacy
Adam Townsend has fond memories of going on Police Legacy camps every year in September as a child after his father, a police officer, was killed in the line of duty when he was four years old.
Cheyenne’s sweet taste of success
Cheyenne Johnston was only 15 when she made a secret mad dash to her family's kitchen to bake her mum an orange poppy seed cake for her birthday.
Artist on the world stage
It takes many artists years to break onto the international scene, however Traralgon resident Amelie Harper has done it at just six years old.
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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...
