Tragic end
A HEARTBROKEN Traralgon family has been left in a state of shock after their pet dogs were killed after being abducted from their home on Tuesday
From little things…
A DEDICATION to helping young people can go a long way.
Timber on the agenda
DETAILS of a national timber industry event expected to attract more than 15,000 visitors to the Latrobe Valley in April 2016 were released at the event's launch on Thursday.
Radiant roses to light up
MORWELL'S roses will be illuminated at the inaugural 'Rose Garden Festival of Light' event this Saturday.
Brazen thefts
Bass Coast police are searching for a person who used a stolen credit card to make several transactions in the Latrobe Valley and Leongatha areas in the early hours of Monday, 27 October.
Melinda defies odds
Just as Melinda Monaghan prepared to go into induced labour in 2010, her obstetrician burst into the room with news that would change her life forever.
AGA merger a ‘bright light’
Gippsland's key youth training organisation, Apprenticeships Group Australia, has merged with one of the country's largest employment service providers, in hope of boosting successful placements amid a drawn out construction industry downturn.
Morwell’s age of prosperity
A LONG-awaited lifeline for Morwell's struggling town centre has been welcomed by the business community as a major turning point.
Family love spurs carer Michael on
FOURTEEN years have passed since Moe resident Michael Krawec quit his job and took full time care of his two sons and wife, who have a range of disabilities.
Mayor’s job focus
Latrobe City mayor Dale Harriman's prime focus will be on job creation and getting the most for the Valley during his two-year term.
Rail repairs tracking well
V/Line train services between Moe and Traralgon are set to resume on Monday, in line with the scheduled completion of upgrades at the Morwell River crossing.
Whistleblower’s name back on time
Moe's now iconic George Street clock tower has told a lot more than just the time of late.
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A decade on: Year of the dogs, part one
FOOTBALL
MID GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU have to lose one to win one.
Sometimes, you even have to lose three.
Newborough Football-Netball Club put the demons of three...
