Services only a part of a ‘long list of needs’
The addition of 10 off-peak V/Line services on the Traralgon line will not address commuter frustrations, according to the Gippsland V/Line Users Group.
Bring rail up to speed
A 15-year plan to bring Gippsland's much maligned rail network up to par with its regional Victorian counterparts has been produced by the Gippsland Local Government Network.
New evidence from Sawyer-Thompson
THE Morwell woman who killed Jack Nankervis with a mattock and knife in 2014 has given new evidence that her abusive then-lover threatened to kill her family if she didn't do it.
Rebuild lives piece by piece
WOMEN and children sometimes have little more than the clothes on their back when fleeing violent relationships.
The Queen of scones
IN a Traralgon kitchen Joy Davis has been busy baking Christmas delights for an annual fundraising fair.
Plants pinched in robbery
A LIFELINE Gippsland plant sale has been marred by a theft from the Morwell site on the morning of the event.
The Valley urged to get defensive
LATROBE Valley engineering firms received an insight into how they could provide work as part of future defence projects at a forum in Morwell yesterday.
Gender agenda
A VISIT to the hospital can be a daunting for anyone, but for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community it is an experience many try to avoid entirely.
Bridge on the path to completion
IT is hoped a new boardwalk at Traralgon's railway reserve will help attract more community members to the park.
High-tech education collaboration
LEADERS in industry, education and research will join forces to attract jobs and investment to the region through the Latrobe Valley's 'hi-tech precinct', the State Government has revealed.
‘Important first step’ for hi-tech precinct
The Latrobe Valley's purpose-built 'hi-tech precinct' will be operational by 2020, Premier Daniel Andrews has revealed.
‘Bob… told me to hit him’
A woman who killed a man by striking him about 70 times with a mattock and knife on 20 June 2014 in Morwell said she was told to do it by a man named 'Bob' in an interview with police, a court has heard.
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A PHILLIP Island penguin has died from Bird Flu.
The deadly disease has Victorian poultry farmers on high alert.
Bird Flu (H5N1) was first...
