Reaching out to Nepal
Nepal's continued struggle to recover from two massive earthquakes has prompted a Traralgon resident to begin a fundraising drive to help thousands of victims.
Night festival swells
The often quiet streets of Morwell became "magical" in a celebration of light, music, dance and art as the chill and darkness took hold on Friday night.
Rewarding experience
About 25 people gathered at ReActivate Latrobe Valley's community centre in Morwell to reflect for two-and-a-half hours on the Get Sunflowered project.
Our unsung Valley hero
Berry Street Gippsland regional director Trish McCluskey has dedicated her career to helping Gippsland's most disadvantaged and vulnerable young people achieve fulfilling and enriching lives.
The Valley in a different light
The length of Commercial Road and Tarwin Street will be transformed into a stage of music, theatrical performance and art projections at this year's Winter Festival.
Teddy Bear repair
Preps of Morwell Park Primary School were greeted by student doctors on Friday morning, when their classroom was turned into a make-shift teddy bear hospital.
No bridge too high for stallions
A team of more than 50 community members from Yinnar rallied to raise funds for MS Australia recently.
Learn how to communicate without a voice
THE Latrobe Valley community has the opportunity to learn how to communicate with the deaf community at a free program beginning tomorrow in Morwell.
Messages to Maitland
From one valley to another, community leaders are preparing to "extend a hand of friendship" to those hardest hit by last week's storms and flooding in New South Wales.
Seventy years in the making
Patience is a virtue and it's also the key to a long, happy marriage - that's the advice of Morwell couple Robert and Gwynneth Cole.
Lifetime of service to migrants
At 86 and with a long history in public service, Morwell resident Pat Bartholomeusz continues to reach out to migrants in need of help settling in Australia.
Priest’s seachange
A married Catholic priest celebrating mass may seem unusual if not scandalous for some people, but in Heyfield and Cowwarr, Fr Ken Clark is treated like any ordinary clergyman.
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