Open opportunity as historic café closes down
By KATRINA BRANDON
A CAFE where you feel at home, is the place to be, but sadly on June 29, the Gippstown Café officially closed...
Timber talk at Council
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC
THE end of native timber logging was on the agenda again at the latest Latrobe City Council meeting.
On Monday, June 3, council...
From Newborough High to Harvard
By KATRINA BRANDON
A DREAM to go to Harvard is one of many dreams towards making a change in the world, and for Lavalla teacher...
Protests as Council moves online
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC
HUNDREDS of people gathered outside the Gippsland Performing Arts Centre (GPAC) to protest publicly against recent Latrobe City Council decisions and...
Report questioned
By PHILIP HOPKINS
THE state government has been accused of using a landmark Victorian climate report, which was written without any input from forestry researchers...
Open day everyday: All welcome at Latrobe Valley Enterprises
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC
EVERYONE was welcome to Latrobe Valley Enterprises' (LVE) open day on Wednesday, June 21.
The social enterprise opens its doors to allow...
Comment: The Andrew’s government’s industry transition delivers job losses in Gippsland
COMMENT
By JOHN CAMERON
GOVERNMENT-driven industry closures have resulted in job losses despite transitional assistance.
Industry closures in the Latrobe Valley and surrounding areas of Gippsland have...
Lake Tyers Aboriginal Trust: Bung Yarnda
By TOM PARRY
This story contains the names of Indigenous people who have died. Both are respectfully used with the permission of the...
Festival of Big Ideas in Traralgon
KATRINA BRANDON
BATTERIES made of seaweed, seaweed as a future product, keeping a curious mindset and 'education may not be the most important thing to...
Council meeting moves online
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC
LATROBE Valley residents were not allowed to attend last Monday's Latrobe City Council's June meeting as the council had opted to go...
Decision upheld
By PHILIP HOPKINS
THE future of Victoria's forests has been captured by political ideology and complex legalities rather than being determined by science and professional...
Rawson rocked by magnitude-4.6 earthquake
By TOM HAYES
A MAGNITUDE-4.6 earthquake was recorded overnight (June 30) in the High Country of Rawson.
Thousands of nearby residents reported light-to-moderate shaking of the...
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New Traralgon sports pavilion officially unveiled
SPORT
By LIAM DURKIN
ALMOST five years of frustration was finally put to rest last week, when the new Traralgon Recreation Reserve pavilion was officially opened.
The...
