Budjeri Napan helping women get physical
Local indigenous women have been keeping their bodies and minds active through a new exercise program in Traralgon.
Walhalla still in the dark
A TOURIST destination in the heart of Gippsland, which welcomes more than 100,000 visitors each year, will continue running without internet service and limited mobile phone coverage.
Batters step up to the plate in hit-fest
There were big swings and plenty of dings in round 10 of Latrobe Valley Baseball, as batters combined for 70 hits across the three A grade matches.
Ambassadors for change in the Valley
A BOLD plan to put the beat back into Morwell's heart will be achieved by building a sense of place; creating a healthy, connected community and establishing the town as a destination.
Life in the fast lane
A father-son duo from Traralgon recently contested Targa Tasmania, one of the world's longest and toughest tarmac rally events, fulfilling a dream decades old.
Football tackles mental health issues
Football and netball leagues across Gippsland are making holistic health their goal, by banding together to support a region-wide Mental Health Round this season.
‘Respect, dignity and equality’ in Gippsland League
Footballers and netballers will sport orange armbands when Gippsland League stands up to violence against women and children on Saturday, 25 July.
Seniors in good company
SENIORS from migrant backgrounds living in Latrobe Valley nursing homes will soon see some fresh faces, thanks to a Commonwealth-funded program aiming to reduce isolation for seniors.
Aldi, please don’t go
A PLAN by supermarket chain Aldi to move its Traralgon store from the town's central business has some people fearing the move will disjoin the town.
No lasting environmental impacts from Hazelwood mine fire: EPA
MONITORING reports released by the Environment Protection Authority have shown no evidence that the Hazelwood mine fire has had an ongoing impact on the Latrobe Valley environment.
Maryvale mill spill under investigation
An industrial spill at the Maryvale Mill is under investigation by the Environment Protection Authority, to determine whether waste has been released into the Latrobe River.
Sixty years of Pies on the rise
Glengarry Junior Football Club has come a long way since 1955, when founder Oswald Martin would transport young Magpies to their matches across Gippsland in his utility truck.
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MID GIPPSLAND
By ROB POPPLESTONE
AFTER a long preseason and four months of competitive football, it came down to a fortnight that would determine the immediate...
