Iron chefs assemble
Love or hate the intimidation, tears and cravats of MasterChef, ReActivate Latrobe Valley has lifted ideas from the prime time television program to create an entirely unique concept, with a distinctly Gippsland flavour.
More than 370 support motion
A community motion to oppose VicForests plans to log forest surrounding Mirboo North has gained more than 370 signatures, says motion seconder and Friends of the Lyrebird Walk member Grant O'Neill.
Restored to former glory
Boolarra resident of 33 years Di Billingsley said the pub had always been a focal point at the entrance to the town, however over time people stopped coming as its appearance deteriorated
Teacher on world stage
Traralgon College English teacher Alanah Andrews isn't scared of bringing creativity into the classroom.
Mirboo North voices logging angst
More than 350 community members descended on the Mirboo North town hall on Thursday night to voice their concerns about VicForests plans to harvest about 50 hectares of timber from state forest surrounding the town.
Cops ride for remembrance
Traralgon came to a standstill on Friday morning when 350 motorcyclists streamed through the town under police escort on route to Canberra for the eighth Wall to Wall Remembrance Ride.
Heyfield mill sale finalised
Australian Sustainable Hardwoods will continue under the ownership of state government and a shareholder group made up of members of ASH management after the purchase of the Heyfield timber mill was finalised on Friday.
Insight into world of work
On Thursday TAFE student Rohan Knowles spent the day at Greyhound Racing Victoria's Traralgon club alongside Jake Caldwell, who both raked the track, picked up some rubbish and cleaned windows, amongst other odd jobs.
Nationals target new station ahead of next year’s election
The Nationals leadership believes that the development of a new high-efficiency, low-emissions power station at the old Hazelwood site would be the answer to an impending energy crisis that lurks on the doorsteps of every Victorian.
Spotting the signs key to good stroke outcomes
All Hazelwood North resident Janean Davidson could recollect of the moments she had a major stroke in 2011 was crashing into a post on her ride on lawn mower.
NDIS sessions ‘confusing’
Yinnar resident Delya Wade is not excited about the National Disability Insurance Scheme rolling out in the Latrobe Valley next month.
Asbestos risk low, leading lawyer says
A lawyer specialising in asbestos-related incidents says residents should not panic following the discovery of asbestos at a former community garden and public thoroughfare in Morwell.
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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...
