Old Gippstown’s new lease on life
Expanded parking for motorhomes and caravans and a revamped entrance to Old Gippstown are planned to help better showcase the park as a tourist attraction for travellers visiting Moe.
Latrobe’s economic shift
Repositioning Latrobe City as the 'engineering capital of Australia' is the essence of a draft economic development strategy now out for public feedback.
Motorists pay top price at Traralgon
Traralgon motorists were once again hit the most at the pump across the state as fuel prices in the town stagnated.
A glimpse behind the relationship veil
When it comes to relationships, the saying goes nobody knows what happens behind closed doors.
A touch of Malta in the Valley
A reunion of lifelong friends, celebration of culture and sharing of food was showcased at Morwell's Kernot Hall at the weekend.
Free community concert Saturday
Latrobe Valley Community Choir is hosting a free community concert on Saturday at the Victory Park sound shell, Traralgon.
Italian author ‘eternally grateful’ for rich life
Ten years ago Traralgon resident Francesco Dompietro awoke sick.
Feds open to helping with rail issues
The Federal Member for Gippsland has stressed the current V/Line crisis is a State Government responsibility in the wake of his ministerial appointment.
Council backs no coal mining petition
South Gippsland Shire has backed a grassroots petition to ban coal mining in the Mirboo North region after the State Government approved an exploration licence.
Safe Schools warranted, says Gippsland advocate
A Gippsland advocate has criticised claims the Safe Schools Coalition is unsuitable for children, branding the remarks as "rubbish".
Drug crime in national spotlight
The use, sale and manufacturing of crystal methamphetamine in Morwell is set to be tackled in a national campaign.
Anniversary ride honours vets
A Traralgon descendant of a Vietnam veteran is hitting the road in a national cycling event honouring the 521 Australian veterans killed during the Vietnam War.
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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...
