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Community health set to suffer from cuts

By TOM HAYES UP to 15 per cent of state government funding is proposed to be slashed from the community health budget, causing uproar in...

The local Domino’s pizza delivery star

By ZAIDA GLIABNOVIC A STAGGERING milestone has been reached at Traralgon Domino's, as their resident delivery expert Alistar McKellar achieved 10,000 safe deliveries to Traralgon...

Buried treasure

By LIAM DURKIN THE best ships are red and white after all. A 50-strong crew will spend five weeks at sea, collecting soil and rock samples...

From Morwell to the big stage

By TOM HAYES SOME people dream of travelling the world, but a local man got travel the world, spread a message with good friends and...

Uni trials medical monopoly

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC MORE than 100 first-year Monash University rural health Churchill students trialled a new board game to help rural doctors understand the...

Latrobe City Council announce economic transition plan

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC LATROBE City Council has released their economic transition plan. The Latrobe Valley is undergoing a critical economic transition with a shift towards a...

Honouring Morwell House help

By TOM HAYES MORWELL Neighbourhood House was recently visited by Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester, seeing first-hand what great community work they are doing. Funded...

Tough day at bull auction

By LIAM DURKIN THEY do say farming is a gamble year after year. That notion was clearly evident after the Absolute Angus Bull Sale...

Loud and clear

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC LATROBE Valley workers have backed the need for a federal Energy Transition Authority. Meeting at the Gippsland Trades and Labour Council (GTLC) building...

Harri’s charitable chop

By TOM HAYES DONATIONS can come in many forms and can be provided by many different people, but for a child to make the decision,...

Helping fellow men across the Tasman

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC TRARALGON residents Phil Glover and Darryl Bird from the Gippsland Peoples Council have worked to amass $8000 worth of clothing donations to...

Hundreds attend Traralgon Dawn Service

By TOM HAYES HUNDREDS of locals braved the cold weather for Traralgon’s Dawn Service on the morning of ANZAC Day. The traditional ceremony was well-attended after...

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Uplifting experience for youngsters

By KATRINA BRANDON   CREATING a safe and fun space for local youth, the Uplift Collective came together on July 8 at Village Cinema Morwell to...