Success a family trait
Nick Egan says he was shocked when he was awarded 'Regional Finance Broker of the Year' at the Mortgage and Finance Association of Australia's National Excellence Awards last month.
Anti-violence action
You stay because your partner is so lovely at the end of the fight, says Anti-Violence Project of Victoria co-founder Rob Mauger.
Kath marks a century
With no idea how she's made it this far, Traralgon resident Kathleen Scarlett celebrated her 100th birthday on 25 August.
Community rallies for Daffodil Day
There was a flurry of yellow across the Latrobe Valley on Friday during Daffodil Day as dozens of people hit the streets and shopping strips to raise money for cancer research.
Morwell camera upgrade
The installation of four new CCTV cameras in Morwell's central business district has been recommended as part of an independent review into community safety concerns in the town.
Politicians unite for Hill End
Politicians unite for Hill End
Bill gain could turn to pain
The state government's renewable energy target will drive down power prices in the short term, but push out an existing generator in the medium to long term, an independent think-tank has warned.
Morwell plan backed
Latrobe City Council has adopted a four-year action plan to revitalise Morwell which includes projects such as a Morwell circuit shared pathway, a new city entrance, the establishment of community 'hubs' and a rebranding of the town.
Dillion’s visit a slam dunk for students
South Street Primary School in Moe was treated to a visit from Melbourne United shooting guard Daniel Dillon on Friday ahead of next month's NBL pre-season 'Blitz' tournament in Traralgon.
Tanzanian acrobatic school takes on Australia
An African circus company currently on tour in Australia for two-and-a-half years formed out of a promise made by Zimbabwe-born Winston Ruddle in 2002.
End of an era as church calls time
Overlooking the rolling green Gippsland hills, Thorpdale Uniting Church will close it's doors for the last time on 17 September.
Artist challenges division of labour
Public money spent on art tends to always raise a few eyebrows, however part of Sydney artist Denis Beaubois' Currency project became a test case for people against arts funding.
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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...
