Closing pain for Ukraine
After decades of dedication to the Ukrainian community as a home away from home, both the Latrobe Valley Ukrainian Association and its hall are closing for business due to a lack of need and support.
Country life for me
Former Toongabbie resident Tiarnee Lowe is among thousands who return to their regional hometowns from cities every year.
School’s in for young mums
Young Latrobe Valley mums and their children explored their future campus and daycare facilities, which will provide an opportunity previously not possible.
Working through pain
When Traralgon resident Christine Lia hit a dead cow on the Princes Highway in 2007 at 110 kilometres per hour, she was rushed to the Alfred Hospital with head, spinal, neck and lower back injuries.
From the ashes
Community members have rallied to replace thousands of dollars worth of fencing on Westbury properties ravaged by the recent fires.
Epic journey ends
Friends and family cheered as the five members of the Strzelecki Bushwalking Club completed their 660 kilometre journey from Canberra to Walhalla on Friday.
Revved to impress
For an avid Traralgon hot rod builder, turning old cars into rebuilt gems is a passion that he is sharing with other car lovers at the weekend.
Report proves money best spent in Gippsland
For every $100 a Gippsland business earns, it distributes $96.93 back into the community, a Committee for Gippsland commissioned study has found.
Tourism heats up
Latrobe Valley waterways expect to see more locals and visitors alike take relief from the heat this week after a slow holiday season.
Building through grief
Community spirit shines as Kelso Road Project is completed for Yallourn North mother Chris Sporton.
Vandals target Tyers park
Volunteers at a Tyers wilderness park were disappointed to learn of vandalism to the park’s amenities at the weekend.
Former refugee helps vulnerable youth
The journey former refugee Okiya Celestine took to settlement in Australia inspired him to make an impact in the lives of vulnerable youths in Latrobe Valley.





















