Don’t miss the boat
Latrobe Valley's small and medium-sized enterprises are well-positioned to win new work and support the defence industry, according to the Defence Materials Technology Centre.
A dancer’s final bow
Forty-four years of teaching dance to aspiring ballerinas will come to an end this weekend for Latrobe Valley dance teacher Julie Ryan.
Let’s ‘get it built’
After more than two decades of debate for a Latrobe Performing Arts Centre, an advocacy group is calling on the community to pitch in.
A humble man of the people is remembered
The man who would help anyone who asked for it.
Air Force Cadets aim high
LEARNING to fly solo, how to survive in the bush and gaining basic engineering skills are among the opportunities offered at the Australian Air Force Cadets.
Silence is not the answer to asbestos
The head of a national asbestos safety agency has encouraged the community to speak out about asbestos issues.
Vital health bus recognised
A world-first holiday dialysis bus that started in the Latrobe Valley has won a national disability award.
CFA attends fire at Morwell Skate Park
The Country Fire Authority was called out to a small fire at the Morwell Skate Park on Saturday night.
Moe makeup artist ‘best in the business’, says Miss Universe Australia
WHEN Miss Universe Australia 2015 winner Monika Radulovic is asked to describe Moe makeup artist Alarna Bell, she pulls no punches.
Mental health shakeup to benefit Gippsland
ABOUT four million Australians experience a mental health issue each year, making it the third largest chronic illness in the country.
More than just a beachside run
BRIGHT and early Sunday morning Traralgon's Teresa Pugliese will don her sneakers and join 7000 women as they turn the St Kilda foreshore into a sea of pink.
Do you know what happened to Albert?
A 28-year investigation into the death of a Moe man has been aided, with police last week announcing a $1 million reward for information identifying those responsible.



















