Nats puts TAFE on report
The lack of an annual report from Federation Training for the past two years has drawn the attention of the State Opposition, which has accused the Andrews Government of not providing the TAFE with adequate resources to get the work done.
Fee hike: locals speak out
First-year Federation University Gippsland business student Ian Code believes the Federal Government's Higher Education Reform Package is reasonable for most students in the Latrobe Valley.
Charity saves local Jack Russell
Local Jack Russell affectionately known by owners George and Fay Thain as 'Jack' was saved by a charity after the costs of Mr Thain's bilateral lung transplant left the couple unable to afford Jack's surgery bill.
Loy Yang dispute likely to play out at FWC: Unions
State Government moves to avert the shutdown of Loy Yang A following a flare-up of industrial tensions at the site mean the dispute will likely be settled by the workplace umpire, local unionists believe.
Robbery charges laid
A 68 year-old Morwell man has been remanded in custody after he was charged with robbing the Churchill Post Office armed with two bound pieces of pipe to resemble a double barrel shotgun.
Aged care forum
Changes to the aged care system and how they will affect people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds will be discussed in a forum in Moe at the end of the month.
Public jobs detail revealed in GovHub development
Details have been released about a new complex that will house three State Government departments and create up to 75 local jobs.
Chester flags infrastructure spend, stops short of detail
Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester said regional infrastructure would be a key focus in this year's federal budget.
Positive and passionate: Helen Henning is remembered
Helen Henning will always be remembered for her glowing smile and kind-hearted nature.
Healthy hearts motivate in Moe
In November 2015 two diabetes educators from Tanjil Place Medical Centre saw the need to create the opportunity for Moe's residents to get on their feet and raise their heart rate.
Pounding the pavement
High blood pressure is affecting more adults in country Victoria than those living in metropolitan areas.
University fee hike a blow to local students: Professor
It is likely that Gippsland students could be disproportionately affected by the Federal Government's Monday announcement to raise tertiary education fees while also requiring graduates to begin repayments sooner, a local academic says.
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The deadly disease has Victorian poultry farmers on high alert.
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