On the fast track to awareness
Gippsland's Youth Support and Advocacy Service is urging Latrobe Valley residents to fast in February.
Runaway wheel leads to Flynn grass fire
A small grass fire was sparked as a result of a boat trailer wheel bearing failure at Flynn on the Princes Highway yesterday.
The other side of the coin
A Hazelwood mine supervisor has shed light on the "sombre" mood at the power plant just eight weeks out from its closure.
Slow going at the Latrobe Valley Authority
Soon-to-be redundant workers at Hazelwood are being surveyed and registered for their relevant skills and education in a bid to mitigate unemployment.
Golden idea leaves its mark
It's been a golden summer for Moe thanks to a new floral emblem.
Job stats tell a different story
The Latrobe-Gippsland region attracted 7500 new jobs in the last quarter of 2016, according to the latest data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics. So where are they?
Traralgon intersection in the spotlight
Traffic lights are under consideration for a notoriously dangerous intersection in Traralgon’s west in a bid to increase motorist safety.
Salt of the earth
Moe resident Steven Fodor claims he has the sweetest figs and oranges.
It’s time for a new pool
Calls for a new Traralgon-based aquatic centre are louder than ever after a community petition was launched yesterday.
Australia Day 2017
Hundreds of people have attended Australia Day breakfast events across the Latrobe Valley. Here are some snaps from this morning's festivities.
For the love of the game
Traralgon local Steve Heller is on the path to a career in gaming.
From strength to strength: Newborough gets parkrun
Since arriving in Gippsland in 2015 the global parkrun phenomenon has gone from strength to strength, with Newborough joggers the latest to put on their running shoes and get involved.
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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...
