Gippsland lawyers rally to oppose death penalty
Gippsland lawyers were among hundreds of legal professionals who gathered in Melbourne last week in a vigil for two 'Bali Nine' men facing execution in Indonesia.
Bishop vows to go ‘back to basics’
The Diocese of Sale's newest bishop will assume his role at a tough time for Catholicism in Gippsland.
Help Scooby support Sam
SIXTEEN year-old Morwell boy Sam Tormey is fighting a cancer few survive.
Baw Baw proposes job cuts
More than 30 council employees at Baw Baw Shire could be made redundant in a major restructure announced to staff last week.
Labor commits to new bridge on Tyers Road
An 80-year old bridge on Tyers Road will undergo a $9 million rebuild as part of a state-wide bridge and rail funding package announced by the State Government last week.
Bill pay confusion cause for concern
The Latrobe Valley arm of the Salvation Army believes a lack of understanding of bill payment options has lead to a high rate of home power disconnections.
Tough work ahead for Gippsland’s unemployed
The region's unemployment rate is still trending above state and national averages, with January figures bringing Gippsland's 12-month average to 7.08 per cent.
Morwell to forge ahead
URBAN streetscapes, new city entrances and a revitalised appearance of Morwell's Commercial Road are in the pipeline after the Future Morwell project was launched last Friday.
Jobs go in FedUni Gippsland restructure
Staff at Federation University Gippsland have said farewell to their jobs amid a "rigorous restructure" at the Churchill campus.
‘Employment needs to be kept local’
The feared privatisation of a major Federal Government employer in Traralgon has sparked a community-led lobbying cry to keep the Australian Securities and Investment and Commission registry service in the Valley.
Hip-hop bridal waltz goes viral
A video of Newborough newlyweds' not-so-average bridal waltz has gone viral, with more than 40,000 views on Facebook since Wednesday.
Gippsland South by-election fires up
Gippsland South voters are set to return to the polls for a second time in three-and-a-half months, with a 14 March date set for the upcoming by-election of the state seat.
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Winners raise the bat
FOOTBALL
NORTH GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU do wonder if results ever make it back to AFL HQ.
Just one game in Round 17 of the North Gippsland...
