Shaken to the core
Imagine more than 13,000 kilometres of ocean and land exists between where you live and where you're from.
Energy mix is the solution
There is no reason why a brown coal power station with new technology that cuts greenhouse gases should not be built in the Latrobe Valley, according to an energy expert.
Termination toils
More than 80 per cent of Loy Yang workers say they would look for a new job as owners AGL proceed to terminate their Enterprise Bargaining Agreement.
Embrace your body
Think positivity, think mindfulness, and think connection with other women.
The long walk to one million
After months of fundraising and a day and a night spent walking in support of cancer research, Latrobe Relay For Life participants finally received the news they were waiting for.
Seeds sown for sunflower site
One can often correlate a trip to the country with viewing a starry night.
Baring the soul in artful display
Exhibiting a work of art can be a daunting experience.
Class bell set to ring at Morwell
It has a principal, it has a name, and now the finishing touches are being placed on the Morwell school merger project.
Retiring 200 years of experience
These four retirees have racked up to 200 years at Hazelwood power station between them.
Closure bad for business
Concerns surrounding Hazelwood power station's possible closure have been put to the State Opposition by the corporate general manger of a Morwell-based engineering business.
Big spend on schools
Nine local schools will share in a state-wide $40 million pool for school maintenance.
Toongabbie committee honoured for service
Six members of the Toongabbie Recreation Reserve Committee of Management were recently recognised for their long service to the community.
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Winners raise the bat
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NORTH GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU do wonder if results ever make it back to AFL HQ.
Just one game in Round 17 of the North Gippsland...
