Redsox swing away
THE Traralgon Redsox exploded to life from the outset against Churchill in round seven of the GDF SUEZ Loy Yang B Latrobe Valley Baseball A grade competition at the weekend.
Glass Cannons withstand Power
LOY Yang B Gippsland Power confronted the TAC Cup's top side, the Calder Cannons, and played some of its best football for the 2014 season before falling short by 18 points at Morwell on Saturday.
Pecking order in focus
ROUND nine will round out the first half of the Mid Gippsland Football League season as the pecking order becomes more apparent.
Girls to gun it
WOMEN with a penchant for high speed two-wheeling will have a chance to hone their motocross skills in a female exclusive training day at Traralgon Motorcycle Club.
Gippsland’s royal rumble
MORWELL and Traralgon will again do battle in a Gippsland League Queen's Birthday blockbuster on Monday.
Brown back for Heyfield
FORMER Collingwood premiership player Leigh Brown is poised to make his long awaited return in the blue and white of Heyfield this weekend, after injury derailed his first attempt at a North Gippsland comeback.
Valley felted by Wonthaggi
WONTHAGGI stunned even itself to deny the Latrobe Valley a seventh consecutive eight ball Country Cup at Traralgon's Premier Function Centre during the weekend.
Pegasus stumbles at South Springvale
THE State League Division One South East ladder leaders have opened up a gap on third-placed Morwell Pegasus, after the Horsemen were held to a 1-1 draw by seventh-placed South Springvale on Saturday.
Energy on fire
JORDAN Canovan turned up the heat on Craigieburn Eagles with a game high 30 points to help Latrobe City Energy consolidate its BigV division one top four standing after a shock loss last week.
Fortuna foils Falcons
Falcons hosted Fortuna in the local derby for the Italian Australian Club Challenge Cup on Saturday night, in the first game on the revamped main pitch at Latrobe City Sports Stadium.
Saints on the march
SIX goals from Cowwarr's Shane Morgan, three of which came in a barnstorming final term barrage, was just one of a number of positives for the Saints who marked their second win on the run by a comprehensive 10 goal margin against rival Gormandale.
Maroon reunion for 1994 premiership
TRARALGON Football Club will celebrate the 20th anniversary of its 1994 premiership with a reunion on Saturday, 14 June.
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By PHILIP HOPKINS
A SOUTH Gippsland livestock farmer, Lindsay Marriott, has backed renewable energy, in a presentation to a Senate inquiry.
Mr Marriott, a beef and...
