Donation sparks hope in Zimbabwe
Orphans, widows and Zimbabweans with a disability cried tears of joy as their shipment of hope was delivered.
Help keep history alive
A Museum dedicated to preserving the history of the Old Brown Coal Mine and the former State Electricity Commission is struggling to attract new volunteers.
Sweeping the streets
Latrobe City Council has reported the Morwell clean-up is "well underway" following Premier Denis Napthine's $2 million clean-up package in response to the Hazelwood mine fire.
A little grave restored
Community members have cleaned up an old grave in a Traralgon carpark after social media brought attention to its history.
Playtime for all
Community members welcomed news an all-abilities playground would be built at the Morwell Town Common, thanks to $250,000 in State Government funding.
Pampering to relieve stress
Stressed Morwell residents affected by the Hazelwood mine fire were treated to a day of therapy and pampering at the town's Neighbourhood House on Friday.
Relentless pursuit honoured
Award to be named after trade union stalwart John Parker.
A loo worth fighting for
A Traralgon fisherman has taken on the fight to save a toilet block at popular fishing spot McLoughlins Beach.
Crucial companion
Traralgon's Phillip Chalker is calling on the community to get behind Seeing Eye Dogs Australia.
Trail on track
A Gippsland tourism icon is now in its final stages of completion after about 30 years of volunteers rallying for funding.
Keeping our firefighters fed
As the fires roared around Morwell it was not only the emergency services who donated their time to the community.
Chance to thank firies
The Latrobe Valley community will thank the volunteers who battled to save their lives, homes and facilities at a fundraiser in Morwell on Friday, 14 March.