‘No show’ taxi service
An elderly Morwell woman who relies on taxis as her sole form of transport has "lost faith" in the taxi system after being left stranded for more than an hour on multiple occasions, according to her daughter.
Stabbing victim’s fight for his life
Friends and family of stabbing victim Joe Auciello have flocked to his side as he yesterday fought for his life at The Alfred hospital in Melbourne.
Morwell can become a good child ‘hood’
A thousand voices in Morwell have informed a 60-strong partnership that the town has the potential to become a good childhood place.
Morwell man charged with murder
Homicide Squad detectives have charged a 57 year-old man following the death of a woman in Traralgon last week.
Country road takes Gord home
IN Canada, Gord Bamford can't walk down the street without being mobbed by fans. In his home-town of Traralgon it's a different story.
Police investigate Moe stabbing
Police have attended an address in relation to a stabbing in Moe this morning.
Mother’s beacon of hope
JENNA Corby-McDermott knows first-hand the challenges faced when giving birth to a premature baby.
Frayne’s world, it’s arty time
IN a retrofitted dairy shed in the hills of the Strzelecki Ranges, an Irish artisan is crafting bespoke silver jewellery.
The war that shaped the Valley
Federation University will host a conference on the economic impact of World War II in Gippsland later this month.
Sale of the century
THE Moe Cup runneth over with patrons who spilled into the streets for the town's annual three hour sale on Thursday.
Not too late to join relay for life
LATROBE Relay for Life looks set to smash the $1 million mark after 15 years of fundraising.
Men’s shed in the works
OLD tractors, wooden signs and weathered heritage buildings at Old Gippstown are set to receive some tender loving care with plans for a Men's Shed.















