Healthy Harold a hit with Churchill students
More than 170 students at Churchill North Primary School participated in the Life Education program this week with well-known mascot, Healthy Harold the Giraffe.
Blazing a path for women
The potential to incinerate things at 3000 degrees and orchestrate explosions were reasons why Hazelwood North resident Kellie Young sought a career in a white lab coat.
Calling locals for local projects
The State Government is urging builders and contractors in the Latrobe Valley to sign up for the Construction Supply Register to ensure they are in the running for government projects.
Zoey’s success honoured
Homelessness wasn't going to be an option for Morwell resident Zoey Marks.
Multicultural festival returns
The multicultural festival organised by the Gippsland Ethnic Communities Council is now back, three years after it was cancelled.
TAFE staff, student slump
Student contact hours at Federation Training fell by almost 700,000 hours and more than a third of its workforce left between 2014 and 2015, the TAFE's recently released annual report shows.
Loy Yang A EBA accepted
Loy Yang A EBA accepted
Streaming solution
With other Gippsland shires taking steps to improve transparency and accessibility for community members by live streaming and posting audio recordings of council meetings, Latrobe City Council has announced it is exploring the option of streaming council meetings.
Body to stay even if visa obtained
The body of a Pakistani refugee being kept at the mortuary of Latrobe Regional Hospital since April is unlikely to be transported back to his home country even if his family secures a visa to Australia.
Business scheme success
Five local women graduated from the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme last week, an initiative of the Department of Employment which aims to empower job seekers with skills to run their own small businesses.
LCHS to head up government elder abuse trial
Five local women graduated from the New Enterprise Incentive Scheme last week, an initiative of the Department of Employment which aims to empower job seekers with skills to run their own small businesses.
Man airlifted to hospital
A 36 year-old Traralgon man is recovering in hospital after sustaining substantial head injuries at a property in Traralgon on Tuesday.
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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...
