Dressed to impress for anniversary
Dressed to impress for anniversary
Making the most of Morwell tree change
Melbourne-raised social worker of more than 30 years Annette Jackson was seeking a new direction for her life and Morwell was the answer.
Service is second nature
The last thing Mirboo North residents Isabel Mary and Neil Trease expected to find in their mailbox was a letter informing them of their new status as Members of the Order of Australia, for service to the community through social welfare organisations.
Police seek venue assault help
Police have called on licensees to assist with the prosecution of people who commit assaults at licensed venues across the Latrobe Valley.
Bishop paving the way for women
Bishop Kay Maree Goldsworthy has been appointed an Officer of the Order of Australia in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.
Not all fun and games
Latrobe Community Health Service and the Institute of Games hosted a Youth and Gaming Forum in Morwell on Tuesday evening discussing the impacts of gaming on young people and its links to gambling.
Festival comeback
The Gippsland Multicultural Festival will finally take place this week, three years after it was put on hold due to a lack of interest from participating ethnic groups and coordination issues.
Market goes on hold
A lack of interest in the 50 Mile Farmer's Markets has forced ReActivate Latrobe Valley to pull the events from its calendar for the time being.
Vandals won’t vanquish students’ garden pride
Toongabbie Primary School will not be disheartened by vandals who attempted to destroy part of the school's garden project over the weekend.
Two men charged after alleged servo robbery
Two Morwell men have been charged after an alleged armed robbery at a service station in Morwell on Sunday, 11 June.
Men encouraged to speak up
A tendency to say 'yeah all good' even when things aren't going so well is standing in the way of Latrobe Valley men seeking the mental health help they need, according to Lifeline Gippsland acting chief executive officer David Rodhe.
You bloody legend
Forty-five years ago it was curiosity that drove Traralgon resident John Bolding to make his way to a queue of donors waiting for their blood to be taken at the old Traralgon hospital on the Princes Highway.
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Morwell versus the world
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By LIAM DURKIN
UNDERDOGS are common in Australian sport.
Think Steven Bradbury, Cliffy Young, or even the Australian cricket team at the 2023 World...
