Ella takes climate stand
While she may often be described as quiet, 17-year-old Ella Darling is certainly has a lot to say about the environment.
FedUni vows action
A landmark report into sexual abuse at Australian universities has revealed 39 per cent of Federation University surveyed students reported sexual harassment in 2016 with 14 per cent reporting harassment while at university.
Putting organ donation in spotlight
Traralgon resident Emma Boyes has a new lease on life after she became the recipient of a liver transplant at the Austin Hospital in Melbourne in March last year.
Council axes pop-up park
Latrobe city councillors have voted to dismantle the temporary pop up park in Tarwin Street, Morwell with deconstruction of the park currently underway.
Rental rise linked to homelessness
Increases in private rental costs in Latrobe Valley have skyrocketed 20 per cent every year since 2015 creating a housing problem in the area, Gippsland Homelessness Network coordinator Lisa Morgan says.
Campaign has caught eight
Eight people have been arrested since the launch of the Latrobe Valley's Crime Crackdown, a joint campaign by Victoria Police and Crime Stoppers, last month.
Lapsley pays a visit
Victorian emergency management commissioner Craig Lapsley recently visited AGL Loy Yang to view the continued progress of the power generators' emergency management systems.
Update: Bypass funding welcomed
Update 11.40am: The Committee for Gippsland has this morning welcomed the State Government’s commitment to fund a $1.4 million business case for a future Traralgon bypass.
Training just the ticket for workers
Training just the ticket for workers
Police ‘Day of Action’ yields results
More than 75 extra police hit the streets last Saturday in an attempt to curb crime and crack down on people breaking the law.
Dreaming’s linguistic link
Aboriginal language conferences have shifted over time from linguists talking about their work to Aboriginal people talking about their languages, according to Latrobe Valley resident and chairperson of Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages, Doris Paton.
Culture celebrated in style
Kurnai College honoured NAIDOC a couple of weeks later than its scheduled date this year, however it was worth the wait as friends, family, politicians and Aboriginal elders gathered in the hall at the Morwell campus on Thursday, 17 July for some inspiring celebrations.
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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...
