More food bank volunteers sought
A Traralgon food bank is looking for volunteers to help with their increasing number of customers and is now considering opening shop for a second day each week.
Tarwin Valley councillor steps down
South Gippsland shire councillor Maxine Kiel quit amid allegations of "bullying, intimidation and harassment" from other councillors but still encouraged more women to stand for local council.
Dan’s Ladder success
For most young people getting a job and a place of their own are achievements to be proud of.
Pig dream one step closer
A Mirboo North farm manager was one of 13 young farmers from across the state to be awarded a $10,000 Young Farmer Scholarship to cover agricultural training and study.
Mirboo North focus on anti-gambling
Mirboo North is being targeted in a community campaign to recognise the early signs and prevent gambling harm, as part of a Community Champions Go Gambling Free project.
Dusty road concerns
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has called on the state government to provide funding to seal a pair of regional roads, warning of potential safety risks and dust pollution for residents.
Skate clinics come to town
Youth Space Latrobe is making its presence felt in the area through a series of skate clinics that will be held during the school holidays.
Survivor shares war camp memories
PATRICIA Dennis was the only member of her family who chose to look back and relive past memories.
Many talents on show in Moe
Moe Art Society president Ken Downs remembers the first time he exhibited his work, 23 years ago.
MP continues funding push
Member for Morwell Russell Northe used Parliament's final sitting day this year to call for a commitment to double government funding for suicide prevention in Gippsland.
Community wins grants
Latrobe Valley community, sporting and cultural groups have emerged as the major beneficiaries from $2.7 million in state government grants announced last week by member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing.
Shing to advocate for Lifeline
Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing has reiterated her support for Lifeline and says she is in contact with state ministers about funding and resources for the organisation.