Dad’s war stuff tells an epic tale
Poppies are abundant in the home of 73 year-old Gloria Auchterlonie as she remembers her father-in-law, George Auchterlonie, who served in the 8th Lighthorse in World War I.
Mine fire health study to have strong local presence
Leaders of the long-term study into the health effects of the Hazelwood mine fire are working to secure a Latrobe Valley location for their headquarters, with the preferred site at Monash University's local School of Rural Health.
From another perspective
A group of doctors and other health professionals have organised to hold a special screening of the Christian movie God's Not Dead, in the hope more people will come to discuss the reality of a higher being.
Professor explains cloud phenomenon
The not-uncommon, but "very pretty" phenomenon that many Gippslanders spotted on Monday afternoon has been attributed to cloud droplets falling through another cloud.
Gas rise to hurt mill
Australian Paper's Maryvale Mill could be hit with an extra $30 million in annual operational costs if projected gas price increases eventuate over the next three years.
Man in induced coma following crash near Walhalla
A 26 year-old motorbike rider was airlifted to The Alfred Hospital in an induced coma after colliding with a four wheel-drive near Walhalla on Sunday.
Monash Uni awarded contract for Hazelwood mine fire long-term health study
Monash University has announced it has been contracted by the Victorian Department of Health to undertake the government's study into the long-term health effects of the Hazelwood mine fire on Morwell residents.
Councillor’s high ambitions
Latrobe City councillor Christine Sindt has announced her intention to run for an upper house seat in the Eastern Victoria Region in the upcoming state election.
Help make Morwell more well
It's a uniting slogan and worthy of wearing across your chest - "Let's make Morwell, More-well" and is based on the notion nature can heal and enhance the community's wellbeing.
Labor slams Coalition’s high-tech innovation precinct promise as ‘unnecessary’
A multi-million dollar State Government commitment to help establish a high tech innovation precinct at Federation University's Churchill campus has been panned by the state opposition as opportunistic and unnecessary.
Empowered to take charge
When Gary Newell was diagnosed with diabetes he received "a hell of a shock".
Gippsland could be worse off
Gippsland commuters will be locked into 20 years of sub-par rail services if a "secretive" $2 billion rail announcement by the State Government earlier this year goes ahead.
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GIPPSLAND LEAGUE
By LIAM DURKIN
FINALS-type weather greeted Gippsland League venues at the weekend.
With September only a few weeks away, players were given a good test...
