When internet killed the video star
Jock Eastham began to notice a curious shift in his Morwell video store clientele three years ago. This week, he closed his business for good.
Determined Dogs to face Cougars
Round 12 of North Gippsland Football will be split over two weekends, with four of the competition's top five sides to meet in three days of season defining footy.
The summit of youthful ingenuity
LATROBE Valley welcomed politicians, council officers and about 40 youth delegates from across Gippsland to take part in a youth councils summit this week.
League ready for culture clash at Wonthaggi
Aboriginal culture will be celebrated at Wonthaggi this weekend when the Power hosts Gippsland League leader Leongatha in a Sunday clash as part of the 2015 Indigenous Round.
Latrobe City Council to debate marriage equality
Discussion about same-sex marriage will be brought into the Latrobe City Council chamber on Monday night, when Cr Kellie O'Callaghan moves a motion to publicly support marriage equality.
From orange to red, white and blue
Fortuna's Bailey Mangano has traded his orange shirt for stars and stripes in a bid to further his burgeoning football career.
Valley duo sweep up award
STARTING a business from unemployment benefits, one street sweeper and almost a decade of experience has paid off for locals Tony and Judy Zakic.
Monash Wolves not sheepish against Churchill
Monash continued its Gippsland Soccer League mid season resurgence, returning from Churchill with a 3-1 win.
How safe is ‘Homesafe’ ?
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has called on the State Government to reveal more detail about its plans for a late-night public transport service from the Melbourne CBD to regional areas.
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.