Coughlan bound for the world stage
St Paul's Anglican Grammar year 11 student Maeve Coughlan will travel to the Judo Cadet World Championships in Sarejevo, Bosnia next month.
State to probe pathology amid union accusations
The State Government has launched a review of the services contract between Latrobe Regional Hospital and a private pathology company, amid union accusations of a decline in standards.
Gippsland Power misfires in TAC Cup loss
Gippsland Power may have fielded one of its strongest sides on paper for the clash against the Murray Bushrangers on Saturday, but on field it was a different story.
Power station fine ‘inadequate’
The authority of the state's environmental watchdog has been ridiculed after slapping Yallourn power station's owner with a $7584 fine for a major industrial spill in February.
Second spot up for grabs in Mid Gippsland footy
This is a must-win game for Yinnar and Mirboo North with second place on the Mid Gippsland football ladder up for grabs.
A leap to remember
Even with decades of experience under a parachute, Churchill's Janine Hayes can't hide her excitement reliving the moment she joined 119 others in free fall formation over Californian skies.
It’s all about finals footy in Gippsland League
Ben Ainsworth *chatted with the coaches of Latrobe Valley's three Gippsland League teams about their thoughts on the 2015 season so far and the prospects of finals football.
Mine fire inquiry on its way
Few residents attended a community information session about the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry as the deadline for submissions fast approaches.
‘Dangerous’ intersection in online petition’s crosshairs
AN online petition calling for traffic lights at the Princes Highway and west end of Bank Street intersection in Traralgon has sparked positive discussion with VicRoads.
Fired up for a career in the CFA
IT has been his dream since he was a youngster and now Traralgon Fire Brigade's Matt Staple has reached his goal.
Indigenous tribute well worth the wait
AFTER a long-awaited and detailed plan to recognise Australia's indigenous service men and women, the Morwell RSL has paid a permanent tribute.
A mum cooking clean
IT was her son's deteriorating health that saw mother Jane Speed rid her pantry and refrigerator of any packaged food containing wheat, sugar or preservatives.
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Holding the line
By PEACE IJIYERA
ON the Saturday of Reconciliation Week (May 30), Indigenous author, Traditional Owner and Native Title Holder, Frankie Dunne, held a book launch...
