TDCA gets underway
Traralgon and District Cricket Association season preview.
Burgiel flies the coop
MAFFRA Eagles premiership forward Adrian Burgiel will take over as playing coach at Moe for the 2014 Gippsland League football season.
Remembering John Hehir
CGCA President John White pays tribute to the life of John Hehir.
Tigers target wounded Sharks
CROSS-town rivals Morwell and Latrobe will meet at Peter Siddle Oval on Saturday as the wounded Sharks look to pick up the pieces after a poor start to the Central Gippsland cricket season.
CBL tips off
THE Country Basketball League Gippsland season tips off this weekend. Here's how the Latrobe Valley teams stack up.
MacFarlane switches leagues
In desperate need of on-field leadership, the Moe Football Club is looking for a new playing coach to cover the loss of Jason MacFarlane.
Rams on a rampage
A SCORELINE of 191-1 would be handy on the cricket pitch but, incredibly, the Churchill United women's soccer team achieved that tally on the soccer field this season.
Phoenix rises against Moe
MIRBOO North defeated reigning premier Moe on Saturday in a strong start to its challenge for the Central Gippsland Cricket Association flag.
Gippy girls gunning for the ‘G
GIPPSLAND'S defence of the under 16 and 18 girls' state cricket titles began in earnest last week when the region's representative squads reunited at Traralgon Indoor Sports and Aquatic Centre under expert tuition.
CBL Gippsland Fixture
Season fixture for Country Basketball League Gippsland.
A lasting impression
YALLOURN Golf Club president Leigh Taylor was the envy of the field at last week's annual pro-am when he played alongside inspirational PGA professional Jarrod Lyle.
Back on track
THE Gippsland Athletics season will start as scheduled next Tuesday after a planned redevelopment of its Newborough home base, the Joe Carmody Athletics track, was postponed.
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Morwell magnesium on hold, jobs denied
By PHILIP HOPKINS
LATROBE MAGNESIUM has put on hold its plan to develop a magnesium smelter in Morwell but instead will build a huge smelter...
