Exploring opportunities abroad
FOUR years ago Monash University Gippsland Pro Vice-Chancellor Helen Bartlett entered a campus poised for change.
Innovate, advocate and improvise
In times of widespread business uncertainty, people need to innovate, advocate and improvise.
Community missing out?
CLAIMS insufficient gambling profits are being invested back into the Moe community have been rejected by the Moe Racing Club.
Educator ‘on the right track’
IN her youth, Dr Margaret Plunkett's future appeared to be a foregone conclusion, but she surprised many when she chose to walk another path.
One man’s passion
Shane Gill found baseball by chance.
"My parents divorced in 1987 and Dad moved to Churchill where they played this sport called baseball,"
A passion for the Valley
A PASSION to assist Latrobe City in its transition to a low-carbon future has secured Traralgon's Julia Agostino a seat on a national trust.
Staying fresh and creative
SURROUNDED by paintings and sculptures, Dan Clancey is in his element as he looks back on his involvement with the Gippsland community.
Region’s future mapped
After more than a year of heightened calls for Latrobe Valley assistance, the State Government has delivered its official response, launching a much-anticipated 'roadmap' which will guide all future Victorian policy strategies and funding decisions in the region.
Our gate is locked
A groundswell of landholder rights activism has exploded across South Gippsland, in the face of possible mining operations encroaching on local farmland.
Career pathways snapshot
A NEWLY initiated concept has encouraged Traralgon College’s year 10 students to consider their future career pathways.
Fear for accidents
EMERGENCY services fear barricades on Wirraway Street, Moe are making a “dangerous situation, much more dangerous” and are calling on Latrobe City Council to fix the traffic hazard.
Zoning in on flood areas
LATROBE City Council has been urged to clarify its flood-related zoning or planning overlay in Bridle Estate, Morwell, following news some residents have faced significantly higher insurance premiums due to the area being classified as flood-prone.
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Restoring confidence in VCAA
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THE state government is overhauling the Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority to provide full confidence to Victorian students, families and schools.
Deputy Premier and Minister...
