Welcome relief
Margery Cole aged care staff and residents welcomed new medical equipment last week, which they said would provide some respite when performing daily procedures.
Picture perfect mission
A Traralgon photographer is compiling a book of pictures while pet-sitting her way across Australia to raise money for a charity close to her heart.
Promoting indigenous aspirations
Promoting indigenous aspirations
Skate of approval
Latrobe Valley teenagers flocked to the Morwell central business district last week to break in the town's new skate park, giving it a resounding stamp of approval.
Doll-ightful collection open to the public
A Newborough woman would like to share her love of dolls with the public and has begun exhibiting her miniature village and collection of more than 700 dolls.
Mission to care
With nothing more than lanterns to light the night sky, Latrobe Valley families, supporters and survivors will once again celebrate victories and remember the losses to leukaemia on 25 September at Victory Park, Traralgon
All you have to do is ask
In the spirit of looking out for their workmates, AGL Loy Yang employees are learning the benefits of taking the time to check in on each other's mental well-being.
A life dedicated to others
COMMUNITY hero Jean Tops was recognised for her dedication to improving the lives of carers and their families last week.
The caring kind
A call in the dead of night, half-an-hour before a child arrives, can be all the notice some foster carers receive before they open their homes to a vulnerable youth.
Community shed campaign
A community group is using online crowdfunding to repair Traralgon's VRI Hall.
Cemetery trees gone
Moe residents advocating for the protection of an avenue of trees at Moe Memorial Park Cemetery were "shocked" and saddened to see the trees removed last week.
Respite care for families
Latrobe Valley carers will have more opportunities for a much-needed break when a new respite house for people with disabilities opens in Ann Street, Morwell next year.
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50 years ago
The Express, February 11, 1946
Trailbike riders worry police
CHURCHILL police are concerned with the increasing number of offences committed by trailbike riders. A...
