Aboriginal culture showcased in art
More than 50 children exhibited their interpretation of culture on Friday, 7 July for what was the first NAIDOC Week Children's Art Exhibition ran by Anglicare Victoria Reconciliation Action Plan Committee.
AGL and Fed Uni team up
Federation University signed a collaboration agreement with AGL Energy at the university campus in Churchill on Friday.
Taking 50,000 youth voices to the UN
The 2017 Australian Youth Representative to the United Nations Paige Burton visited Lowanna College late last month to hear from nominated students from year 7 to 12 about their highest concerns in society.
Graves of Gippsland
Ever since she was a young girl growing up in Moe, Gay Rogers had a fascination with history, which has led her to publish her latest book, 'Lone Graves of Gippsland'.
Man surrenders after siege
An eight hour siege at Moe ended about 1am this morning after police were called to the Kent Street property following reports of a "family-related incident".
Showcasing Gippsland
The Committee for Gippsland hosted a Jobs and Innovation Showcase Program on Friday at Federation University on Friday.
Mill buy-out has partners
State Minister for Regional Development Jaala Pulford has confirmed the State Government's in-principle agreement to purchase the Australian Sustainable Hardwood timber mill in Heyfield will be done in partnership with the private sector.
‘Open for business’ approach
The State Government has released its long-awaited brown coal policy which imposes a strict emissions standard on new projects while leaving the door open for carbon capture and storage.
Going beyond the surface
A Newborough artist's fascination with indigo started a year ago and now the various shades of the pigment form a thread throughout her recently opened exhibition at arcYinnar.
Alleged positive drug test
A man has allegedly returned positive to a roadside drug test after police pulled him over at Traralgon on Monday.
No dumping: tranquil reserve tarnished
Outraged residents are disgusted after rubbish including milk cartons, empty dog food tins and fast food packaging was recently dumped near Toms Bridge on Tanjil East Road at Maryvale.
Opportunity to hand in unwanted guns
Heirloom firearms can be discarded under a no-questions-asked arrangement following Australia's first gun amnesty since the 1996 Port Arthur massacre.
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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...
