Tori sets sail with ships of the desert
For Tori Stratford, trekking across the Flinders Ranges with a camel was an adventure too perfect to pass up.
Living on mean streets
A Morwell woman has spoken out against 'neighbourhood bullying', claiming she has faced more than three years of sustained harassment from residents in her street.
Charged up over ‘sun tax’
A sun-fuelled stoush between Russell Northe and the Victorian Greens has sparked a wider debate over higher tariffs paid by home owners supplying solar power to the grid.
VRI Hall hollers out for helpers
Handy men and women or those willing to have fun and put in the hard yards are invited to clean up and paint a soon-to-be renewed community asset.
Police investigate Traralgon shed explosion
THE cause of an explosion that sent a shockwave through eastern Traralgon is still unknown to police and the Country Fire Authority.
Career challenges for our new arrivals
Partners of skilled migrants often end up taking up a different career in a "lesser capacity" than in their home country, creating "underemployment" among members of the multicultural community.
Mooney ready to beat the ban
A Latrobe Valley electrical union stalwart is free to apply for his right to enter workplaces, after initially being barred by the Fair Work Commission in April.
Guards with guns set for Traralgon station
Traralgon train station is on track to receive five armed guards by the end of August, two-and-a-half years after the 'protective services officers' began rolling out across metropolitan stations.
Overtaking lane for Strzelecki Highway
People who have fallen victim to the schlep along the Strzelecki Highway while stuck behind a milk truck will soon have the ability to overtake.
Latrobe Community Health Service jobs set to go
Latrobe Community Health Service has confirmed jobs will go from its drug treatment program.
Yallourn Power Station blaze under investigation
The cause of a fire at Yallourn Power station on Thursday afternoon remains under investigation, as Energy Australia works to assess the full extent of damage.
Moe ground’s boggy mess
Players, coaches and club-members frustrated with the boggy playing surface at Ted Summerton Reserve are expected to have their calls answered soon.
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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...
