Plan ‘doesn’t go far enough’
Public transport remains "poor" in the wake of V/Line's multi-month train cancellation crisis earlier this year, according to the Gippsland V/Line Users' Group.
Labor names Gippsland candidate
The Australian Labor Party has today announced accountant and Morwell resident Shashi Bhatti as its replacement candidate for the seat of Gippsland.
Undercover market for artisan and entrepreneurs
In the shelter of the Dahlsens building in Traralgon, young entrepreneurs Elizabeth Maskiell and Amy Jane are launching the Gippsland Makers Market on Sunday, 12 June.
Coupons for hard rubbish
The return of kerbside hard waste collection is still not on the cards for Latrobe Valley residents.
But soon, a coupon system will be, as part of a 12-month trial to begin in 2017/18.
H’wood closure suggestions denied
The Hazelwood mine operator has denied suggestions its brown coal power station may be shut down following comments made by the company's French chief executive.
Valley students in limbo
About six weeks after TBM Training closed its Morwell campus doors, students are still seeking answers.
$2M damage bill at LRH, but services back to normal
Latrobe Regional Hospital is facing a damage bill of between $2 million and $3 million after fire engulfed consulting suites on Thursday.
Time to embrace all cultures
A Gunai Kurnai woman is encouraging the Latrobe Valley community to embrace each other's cultures and share stories as National Reconciliation Week festivities kick off.
Push to eliminate bias
The State Government will roll out an 18-month program that seeks to address employers' "unconscious bias" in the recruitment process and level the playing field regardless of one's background.
Prioritising suicide awareness
A Morwell pastor wants societies to stop sweeping the issue of suicide under the carpet.
Sindt’s comments ‘hurtful’
Independent candidate for Gippsland Christine Sindt has drawn community criticism after comparing the experience of children of same sex couples to that of Australia's Stolen Generations.
GARDS stalwarts honoured with life membership
From behind-the-scenes work and 'invisible' tasks, to walking the corridors of parliament as community advocates, Marie Smith and Dorothy Roberts have dedicated countless hours to the Gippsland Asbestos Related Disease Support group.
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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...
