A little research goes a long way
Dr Anton Isaacs sees research as a thirst for knowledge.
He believes researchers are driven by a desire to know why things happen and find answers to questions.
All eyes on Traralgon development
A four-storey development mooted for Traralgon's central business district has triggered concern it could damage the heritage appeal of the area.
Sheriff’s in town
A Sheriff's operation in the Latrobe Valley recently identified 89 people with 856 outstanding warrants valued at more than $191,000.
Snakes slither forth
The arrival of spring weather means everyone is wanting to get out of doors, at the same time as Latrobe Valley's snakes are starting to become more active.
Make way for Traralgon plaza
Traralgon resident Max Cumming remembers his grandfather Bill Cumming as an athletic and active member of the community.
Boreham’s balanced approach
Trafalgar and Narracan resident Fred Boreham is running for election in Baw Baw Council's East Ward.
Up for the challenge
A resource kit that focuses on promoting equality and respect within faith communities has been launched in Gippsland.
Finally ‘frack free’
South Gippsland campaigners who fought to stop unconventional gas development in Victoria have celebrated the government's ban with fanfare.
Tyers transformation
A former fire risk in the centre of town is set to be transformed into a symbol of security in Tyers.
Respite for backpacker community
A MIRBOO North vegetable grower said farmers could "breathe a sigh of relief" after an announcement to scrap a 32.5 per cent tax on working holiday makers.
Campaign to stop illegal organ harvesting
Chinese Australians who belonged to a persecuted religious group in China have ended their week-long campaign in Gippsland to raise awareness of illegal organ harvesting allegedly sanctioned by the communist state.
Charlotte’s ray of hope
WHEN Charlotte Di Toro read an article about a rare disease robbing children of their memories, she knew she wanted to help.



















