Extra boost for vulnerable children
GIPPSLAND'S most vulnerable children will have access to higher quality services as the State Government boosts funding to Victoria's out-of-home care system.
Where love and fitness collides
Two fitness fanatics hope to put lovers from across the Latrobe Valley through their paces this Valentine's Day.
Chester debriefs on leadership turmoil
The Federal Government had "probably overreached" in its efforts to reduce the budget deficit, Member for Gippsland Darren Chester has acknowledged in afterthoughts on this week's failed leadership spill vote.
Traralgon development ‘out of character’
Latrobe City councillors have blocked a small scale housing development in Traralgon's north after its proposed layout was deemed "out of character" with the surrounding neighbourhood.
Gippsland firies return home
Local firies return home
Probe into newborn death at LRH
The mother of a baby who died two hours after birth was given a drug to speed up labour despite evidence that the baby was already struggling to obtain sufficient oxygen, a court has heard.
Offering an ever-lasting portrait
THERE'S a room in the Latrobe Regional Gallery where the walls are lined with beautiful faces of people. They may be coming to the end of their lives, but it's not the end of their stories.
Arson chemist called to Morwell fire
Police are investigating the cause of a grass fire, which licked the south side of Morwell's Maryvale Road from 4pm on Tuesday.
Barnaby backs mill
An extensive campaign against the Federal Government's widespread use of imported copy paper has drawn up a symbolic win, with the Department of Agriculture's Canberra office switching to paper produced at the Maryvale Mill.
Briquette factory still in limbo
A POSSIBLE revival of Energy Brix's mothballed briquette factory remains in limbo, with owner HRL claiming it is still exploring options for the troubled facility.
Moe’s blast from the past
As Rotary clubs all over the world celebrate the organisation’s 110th anniversary, it’s Moe branch has uncovered a fascinating piece of its own history.
An ordeal to remember
It was a day of panic the Latrobe Valley multicultural community hopes to never endure again.
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Entries open for this year’s Tyers Art Festival
ENTRIES are now open for the 47th Tyers Art Festival.
The festival runs Friday, November 6 to Sunday, November 8.
One of Gippsland's longest-running and most-loved...
