Family-focus at drug program in Traralgon
Families of people affected by the drug ice took part in a specialised education program in Traralgon on Tuesday night.
Proposed brothel sparks moral debate
ABOUT 20 objections and one submission in support of a brothel to be built in Traralgon have been sent to Latrobe City's planning team.
Paper fight escalates
A NEW lobby group will step up the campaign for government departments and agencies to buy recycled paper made at Maryvale Mill.
Tourists destined for the Valley
LATROBE Valley's tourism industry is stronger than ever, with figures showing visitors are flocking to the area.
‘No offence intended’: Sindt apologises
Latrobe City Councillor Christine Sindt has been directed to apologise for any offence resulting from posts on her official councillor Facebook page.
In a class of their own
UNCERTAINTY once surrounding the future of the Gippsland Centre for Art and Design has gone quiet.
Cyclist hit at Hazelwood South
A CYCLIST travelling south along Monash Road at Hazelwood South was allegedly sideswiped by a four-wheel driv
Contract loss cuts deep
AUSTRALIAN Paper has been dealt a double blow this year after the State Government recently awarded its office supply contract to a company largely importing its paper from overseas.
Footy grand final eve decision split
A REPORT detailing the impact of last month's controversial grand final eve public holiday across Gippsland's tourism industry has come to light.
Drain pain abated
RATEPAYERS have avoided absorbing up to $100 million in maintenance and repair costs following a Latrobe City victory in the Supreme Court of Victoria last week.
Clarity sought on govt coal policy
The State Government's plan to review coal development programs has been labelled "ambiguous" and prompted calls for a clear statement about its stance on coal.
Inspiring words from Rosie
A RECORD audience turned out to hear from Australian of the Year and campaigner against domestic violence Rosie Batty at a Latrobe Community Network Event on Thursday.
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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...
