Wishes to be granted
The Gippsland Branch of Make-A-Wish recently conducted its seventh annual bowls night at Traralgon Bowls Club which raised more than $2500.
Young professional golfers to hit Traralgon
The Traralgon Pro Am Golf Championships is on again.
Wine to shine at festival
Wine lovers are in for a treat at this year's Tinamba Food and Wine Festival with at least one winemaker calling the 2015 vintage his best yet.
Walhalla railway gets cash injection
The Walhalla Goldfields Railway is set to receive an investment hoped to attract more visitors to the historic gold mining community.
Australian Paper calls for committee members
Australian Paper's Maryvale Mill is looking to deepen its community ties through the expansion of its community consultative committee.
Dancers take the stage in annual Moe eisteddfod
A week of dance kicks off tomorrow as students from across Gippsland come together for the 21st Moe Dance Eisteddfod.
Students step into parliament for debate
Lavalla Catholic College student Lexi Savige has stepped into Federal Parliament to debate the country's education system.
Gippsland Regional Livestock Exchange officially opens
Hundreds of community members will converge on the newly redeveloped Gippsland Regional Livestock Exchange when it officially opens next month.
Morwell police members recognised with top honours
Morwell Police Station members have been recognised for their commitment to the rights of people with a disability.
Closed meetings above board: Middlemiss
A councillor is adamant Latrobe City has followed the strict letter of the law, despite being labelled the state's most secretive council.
Traralgon man charged
Police have charged two people following the discovery of a body in a disused mine at Whroo earlier this month.
The Power of youth
Fewer than average top age players have been selected in a young 40-strong Gippsland Power list set to kick off its TAC cup campaign against Dandenong in Traralgon on Saturday.















