Push for historical archive
Federation University and Gippsland's historical societies are pushing for the establishment of a Gippsland archive that's estimated to cost about $20 million.
Apprentice’s labour of love
ALL the camaraderie and drive of a 1960s apprentice training centre is set to be revived when a group of former State Electricity Commission workers reunite.
The fantastic Ms Fox
Success has hit an all-time high for Moe singer-songwriter Darcy Fox.
Life on the wild side
BOOLARRA wildlife carers were grateful to receive State Government funding in the rescue and care of native animals, but are struggling to keep up with demand.
Valley’s aerial asset
A FIRE-bombing helicopter will be based at Latrobe Regional Airport this fire season to bolster the region’s emergency capability.
Marathon effort
Seven first-time marathon entrants will lead a charge of more than 50 Gippsland Road Runners in the Melbourne Marathon on Sunday.
Young women urged to reach new heights
Girls and young women are more likely to set their sights on perceived gender specific careers and avoid the field of politics, according to a recent survey.
Defiant strike
More than 70 maintenance workers at AGL Loy Yang power station were in the thick of unlawful strike action on Wednesday, protesting against the recent sacking of 20 colleagues.
The iron price
A prominent Gippsland businessman's attempts to establish a multi-billion dollar project exporting iron ore from South America to China have run afoul, with two of his companies going into liquidation.
Bins ditched to deter bomb threats
Security measures which saw rubbish bins removed across metropolitan train station platforms amid potential bomb threats have been implemented at Traralgon and Warragul V/Line stations.
Margaret’s our super senior
One of Lifeline Gippsland's original volunteers has been recognised for her years of service to the community at the launch of Latrobe City's Seniors Week on Monday.
Sod turned sooner than expected
Developers have welcomed a more encouraging approach to developments by Latrobe City Council, following a Traralgon residential estate approval in less than 12 months.














