Futuristic learning takes flight
An activity as futuristic as flying robots in school could have formed part of Marty McFly's journey in the infamous Back to the Future trilogy.
The living narrative of our nation
Connection to country, sacred stories and the travels of indigenous ancestors were celebrated across the Latrobe Valley last week in the form of arts, craft and dance.
Coalition victory
Local MPs will serve as part of a Coalition Government after Malcolm Turnbull yesterday declared victory in the federal election.
The sane choice to help Gippslanders
The stories of eight Australians affected by bipolar, schizophrenia, borderline personality disorder, anorexia, major depression and suicide will be broadcast across 155 communities, including Traralgon, from today.
Demolition debacle
A heritage listed Morwell building is at risk of being demolished as part of the merger of three primary schools.
Call out to all the green thumbs
Community groups, schools and keen green thumbs are encouraged to get involved as planting begins at the new environmental wetlands area in Hazelwood North.
A weight off Natasa’s shoulders
Natasa Christidou had no one to turn to growing up.
Ready to rock you
Born and bred Morwell performer Jaz Flowers is busy touring Australia this year, playing Oz in the international musical, We Will Rock You.
Crash causes Princes Freeway chaos
Motorists experienced hour-long delays on Tuesday following two collisions on the Princes Freeway near Moe.
No hurdle too high for Kuiy
Ethiopian born-Kuiy Jiath hardly spoke a word of English when he enrolled in an Australian school at the age of 11.
Morwell homeowners urged to join independent study
An independent expert will test and analyse the ash in 50 Morwell roof cavities as part of the State Government's response to the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry.
Loy Yang negotiations continue to stall
The Fair Work Commission has rejected a second application for a protected action ballot for Loy Yang employees, calling the CFMEU "combative" in its negotiations.
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A decade on: Year of the dogs, part one
FOOTBALL
MID GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU have to lose one to win one.
Sometimes, you even have to lose three.
Newborough Football-Netball Club put the demons of three...
