Fed train plan falls short: State
An analysis by Transport for Victoria has revealed the Federal Government's $500 million statewide investment into regional rail would not add a single new train service to the Gippsland line, the State Government says.
Tree-changers look to Latrobe in wake of Hazelwood closure
Latrobe Valley real estate agents have reported an ongoing trend of buyers from Melbourne's eastern suburbs purchasing and investing in the region.
History to help Hill End cause
Bringing a touch of history to the debate surrounding the future of the old Hill End Primary School site, former teacher Ruby Anderson is encouraging people to speak up against its proposed rezoning and sale.
Warm welcome for early milk price
The state's peak farmer lobby group has welcomed the early announcement of milk cooperative Murray Goulburn's farmgate milk price for the next financial year.
Playing for pride
Glengarry Magpies and Traralgon Tyers Untied Bombers are set to match up in the newest addition to the North Gippsland Football Netball League's special events fixture.
MS help now a phone call away
Moe resident Kayleen Smith said navigating life with multiple sclerosis could be challenging, however an innovative new service provided by Multiple Sclerosis Limited had helped her through some of the tough times.
Spotlight on trauma
An injury awareness and trauma prevention program aimed at teenagers has been hailed a success after more than 200 students from nine schools across the region attended the program in Traralgon this week.
Weeds and all their uses
Hill End beef farmer Ann Cliff is no stranger to the world of publishing, but her latest book on the many uses of weeds provides a fresh perspective on the largely-unwanted plants.
Our gallery on the map
A world-class exhibition of artworks never before seen in Australia will place Morwell on the global stage, according to Latrobe Regional Gallery director Dr Mark Themann.
Love Latrobe puts region in spotlight
A range of Latrobe Valley businesses and organisations have been on display at the Victorian Parliament this week as part of an exhibition to showcase what the region has to offer.
Gregg the cat’s great escape
Twelve week-old ginger kitten Gregg is recovering well after he was rescued from a stormwater pipe on Argyle Street in Traralgon on Monday.
State slams changes
Chanes to the Clean Energy Finance Corporation which will allow the green fund to finance carbon capture and storage projects have been criticised by the State Government.
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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...
