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Arc Yinnar gets ready for a huge 40th year

ARC Yinnar is turning 40 in 2022, and they are gearing up for an exciting year of celebration. In 2022, Arc Yinnar will host new...

Janice a cover artist

By LIAM DURKIN OF the 330 million Americans quietly, or not so quietly, going about their day-to-day lives on the other side of the world,...

Campaign launched

LATROBE Valley frontline healthcare workers are being supported by the community through a new campaign. Launched by Latrobe Health Assembly in partnership with Latrobe Regional...

Numerous firearms seized after motorcycle intercept

THE intercept of a motorcycle led to the seizure of multiple illegal firearms at the weekend. Police intercepted the motorcycle in the vicinity of the...

Bath and Blackwood amongst Coalition MPs fined for not wearing masks

Two Gippsland state Coalition MPs were among five Nationals and Liberals who were fined for breaching the state’s mask rules while inside Parliament House...

Human remains confirmed to belong to Carol Clay and Russell Hill

The human remains found near Dargo in November 2021 have today been confirmed by Victoria Police to be that of Carol Clay and Russell...

Third jab deadline extended for key workers

Key workers now have until March 12 2022 to receive their third COVID-19 vaccination. February 12 was previously set as the deadline for workers in...

Loy Yang A closure date brought forward

AGL is bringing forward the closure of Loy Yang A to between 2040 and 2045 to meet its new climate commitments as it progresses...

Far from an easy ride

THE installation of the new Haunted Hills Bike Park, and COVID lockdowns over the past years have many Latrobe Valley locals taking up cycling...

New mural at Yallourn/Newborough RSL

LOCAL veterans have been honoured in a new mural at the Yallourn/Newborough RSL. Painted by artist Steve Bechaz, the mural depicts Jean Bickerton, Robert Pritchett,...

Loy Yang A to close in 2045

AGL is expected to announce it will bring forward the closure of Loy Yang A to between 2040 and 2045 at this morning’s half-yearly...

Celebrating Holden’s great legacy

By LIAM DURKIN POSSIBLY the most Australian place to be on Australia Day was the Trafalgar Holden Museum. The museum celebrated all things Holden, as hundreds...

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Melbourne heading off to the World Cup

BASKETBALL FIBA BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   IN what will be her third time repping the green and gold at the top level, Traralgon's Jade Melbourne will be heading...