GMS back marriage equality
Gippsland Multicultural Services has added its voice to the marriage equality debate saying it supports same-sex union because it is a human rights issue
Donor marks milestone
For the past three years 69-year-old Alan McGuinness carried an armband strapped to his eyeglass case to remind him to keep on going for "people at the other end".
Community fun day in Traralgon East
More than 50 people gathered at the Traralgon East Community Centre on Wednesday afternoon to take part in a community program as part of the Traralgon East Revitalisation and Capacity Building Project.
Video: New family violence refuge for Morwell
State Mental Health Minister Martin Foley today announced land for a new family violence refuge in Morwell had been purchased by the state government and would go to tender in the near future.
Frank finds new start after Hazelwood
A former Hazelwood Power Station worker today started a new career as a real estate agent at Morwell after he was retrenched from his position of 21 years when the plant closed at the end of March.
Transition in limbo as sawmill closes
Remaining Carter Holt Harvey Morwell sawmill employees went home from work for the last time on Thursday after the company closed its doors permanently.
Recharge in Traralgon
Stockland Traralgon is now home to electric car charging facilities, one of a few that are beginning to pop up across Gippsland with the growing popularity of electric cars.
New bus stops coming
Twenty new bus stops will be installed across the Latrobe Valley in the coming months as part of the state government's $22.5 million Road and Rail Minor Works Program.
Search in Yallourn North leads to arrest
A woman has been charged after police carried out a search at a Yallourn North home on Thursday.
Get set for an early summer
Erica Fire Brigade Lieutenant Russell Wright has urged people across the region to prepare for an early summer following a spate of bushfires in East Gippsland.
Stats show crime drop
Assaults, burglaries and drug offences have decreased across the Latrobe Valley in the past 12 months according to fresh data released by Victoria's Crime Statistics Agency.
Small school, big effort
On Friday, 22 September students at Toongabbie Primary School pedalled out of the grounds and joined the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail for a two-and-a-half hour bike ride towards Cowwarr.
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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...
