Selfless Addison’s gift to Starlight
Selfless Addison's gift to Starlight
Traralgon burglary arrests
Two people have been arrested following 14 separate house burglaries in Traralgon since late July.
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.
Back roads operation a success
Police are cracking down on drivers who speed on rural roads across the Latrobe Valley in a joint campaign funded by the Transport Accident Commission.
Youngsters to shine at all-inclusive formal
A young and passionate group of people say tomorrow night's Gippsland Pride Formal will give members of the LGBTI community a place to feel right at home, in a safe and non-discriminatory environment.
Latrobe City to tackle narrow streets
Community concerns surrounding parking on narrow, residential streets will be addressed by a Latrobe City Council report into options available to address the problem in Latrobe City.
Ambulance upgrades
Coming back to work after three years off due to a manual handling injury sustained at work, Moe based paramedic Dave Neyland was concerned he wouldn't be back for long.
Call-out for innovators
Ms Eyles is one of several Australian digital innovators speaking at the upcoming Binary Shift conference in Traralgon.
Heart services boost
Within four or five years, it is likely Latrobe Valley residents will be able to have all their heart treatment done at Latrobe Regional Hospital without having to travel to Melbourne, The Alfred hospital head's of cardiac cathertisaton laboratories, Archer Broughton, says.
Handy push for positive images
A positive future for Morwell is the catalyst behind a new photographic exhibition to be showcased at Federation University's Switchback Gallery in November.
Indefinite strike action
More than 600 Dorevitch Pathology workers across the state have gone on strike indefinitely, beginning at noon Friday.




















