Researchers say Hazelwood Health Study is independent and private
The researchers behind the Hazelwood Health Study have moved to reassure the community of the study's independence and privacy.
Cycling back on the menu
ELITE cycling will return to the region's roads after a one year absence when the Tour of Gippsland kicks off in Traralgon on Wednesday.
Demons hunt down Cougars
Yarram has sent Churchill tumbling out of the North Gippsland Football Netball League premiership race, with a 48-point win in yesterday's first semi-final at Glengarry.
Pies humbled by rampant Hawks
Morwell East was a surprise 23-point winner against Yinnar in the Mid Gippsland elimination final yesterday.
High-flying Bombers
Yallourn-Yallourn North has booked a place in next Saturday's second semi-final after downing favourites Mirboo North in Saturday's Mid Gippsland qualifying final.
Bulldogs bullied into submission
HEYFIELD will contest a fifth straight North Gippsland Football Netball League grand final, after stunning minor premier Sale City in Saturday's second semi-final at Gordon Street Recreation Reserve.
CFA dismisses Opposition ‘ban’
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has expressed his disappointment at the Country Fire Authority "banning" State Opposition politicians from officially participating in medal ceremonies and brigade dinners.
Walking from dark places to hope and recovery
A sense of solidarity, the community coming together and people speaking out about a topic often perceived as taboo will be the experience of a community walk next month.
A ‘homely’ broadcast
Jamie Pallot and Jason Loughrey run a radio station from home voluntarily.
Precious puppy’s training
Traralgon resident Sandra Sumner was reading the paper when she noticed Seeing Eye Dogs Australia had a call-out for volunteer puppy carers.
School traffic concerns
The Department of Education says it is working closely with Latrobe City Council to minimise potential traffic congestion and road safety issues at the new Morwell merged primary school.
Centenary wonders
Age is just a number for a group Narracan Gardens Nursing Home residents, who in the past five years have all celebrated their 100th birthdays.














