Call out for more volunteers
Young males living with cancer are missing out due to a lack of volunteers.
One spot for women’s health
CONCERNED medicos have called on Latrobe Valley women to take advantage of the region's one stop shop for health checks, following a drop in attendance from the beginning of the year.
A chance to give back
The four remaining Moe Apex Club members putting in their "blood, sweat and tears" to keep the club running have encouraged residents to find out more about the club during a week when volunteers are celebrated nationally.
Musos to be heard
Young musicians will finally be heard with the release of a compilation CD on Saturday.
Colourful production
Moe residents Jos Brooks and Kate Taylor will star in Warragul Theatre Company's upcoming production of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat this month.
Local musos jam session
Local musicians will join together for a jam session this week to raise funds for Paraguayan youth orchestra, Landfill Harmonic.
Serving up skills
Moe Life Skills learners are boosting their skills and making new friends while serving coffees to aged care residents at Cafe 65.
Doreen’s treasured ‘tree cosy’
Doreen King has made it her mission to "spread rainbows" wherever she goes.
Fresh blood for ambos
Flight paramedics based in the Latrobe Valley will be able to source vital blood stores quicker following a partnership with Gippsland Pathology.
Commuters dissatisfied
The blanket introduction of the controversial Myki ticketing system to Latrobe Valley bus services last week has been met with an initial backlash from commuters.
Navy Band cruises in to town
Moe residents can look forward to a rare performance by the Royal Australian Navy Band this weekend at the Moe Music Festival.
Community gives back
WHEN an horrific car accident changed the course of a Toongabbie family's life just five weeks ago, the community they had contributed to for many years decided it was time to give back.


















