Right time to harvest
Residents have begun tasting the return for their efforts as Trafalgar's community garden thrives.
Citizen scientists lend a hand
Latrobe Valley children became 'citizen scientists' during a water quality testing exercise at Lake Narracan foreshore on Tuesday.
We can fly!
A comedic twist on a classic tale awaits audiences of Latrobe Performing Arts' Peter Pan the Pantomime, which begins its eight-performance showing in Traralgon today.
Avenue of information
A Narracan resident hopes to make life a little bit easier for sufferers of a rare condition by ensuring a wealth of easy-to-understand information is at their fingertips.
‘Stand-out’ guide
A brochure designed to attract visitors to Moe has caught the Victorian community's eye, with its creators ordering an additional 4000 copies.
Churchill students display town pride
In a bid to recognise the town's upcoming 50th anniversary, Churchill Primary School students have painted their versions of favourite local locations and landmarks.
Brave new tunes
A hearty horde of country music enthusiasts have collaborated in the name of confidence building to make their first compilation CD.
Christmas delights
Families that have little to share at Christmas time got a helping hand from the Salvation Army in Morwell.
Work worth caring about
A practical seven-week course is equipping 11 women from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds with the skills needed for a job in aged or disability care.
Remembering the ultimate sacrifice
The community will pause for a short time on Tuesday to remember the sacrifices of armed forces and civilians during times of war as part of Remembrance Day.
‘We can work together’
Community members have come to the aid of a 91 year-old Morwell resident, who neighbours a vacant lot piled with rubbish allegedly left unattended for three years.
Building better lives
A kinship formed from the familiarity of bushfire devastation has brought a group of Tasmanian students to Callignee.