Proponents welcome battery recycling plant
Latrobe Valley business groups are circling to attract more recycling industries to the Latrobe Valley upon news the Hazelwood North battery plant has been approved.
A letter to the community from Chunxing
Chunxing chief executive officer Dr Lakshman Jayaweera has penned a letter to the Latrobe Valley community, stressing the company is "committed to employing local people".
‘The Valley does not need this’
Hazelwood North community members were "surprised and disappointed" the Victorian Planning Minister approved Chunxing's application to build a used lead acid battery recycling plant ahead of an impending VCAT hearing.
Filthy: Traralgon business hung out to dry
Traralgon Dry Cleaners left reeling after Melbourne-based company lands protective clothing laundry contract for Moe, Morwell and Traralgon fire stations
Traralgon youth drug rehab centre build to begin
A youth drug and alcohol rehabilitation facility proposed for Traralgon is one step closer to materialising, with Health Minister Martin Foley today unveiling the final designs for a state-of-the-art residential centre.
Star-studded field for Traralgon Pro-Am Classic
The two-day Traralgon Pro Am Classic starting next Thursday at the Traralgon Golf Club has attracted another top-class field.
The doctors are in
Three of Latrobe Regional Hospital's interns for this year are local doctors.
Hazelwood North battery plant gets green light
Victorian Planning Minister Richard Wynne has stepped in and given the green light for Chunxing to build a used lead acid battery recycling plant in Hazelwood North.
People fled two-car collision in Morwell
Two people fled a two-car collision Morwell on Sunday.
Bureau of Meteorology issues severe weather warning for heavy rainfall
The Bureau of Meteorology has issued a severe weather warning for heavy rainfall across Gippsland, including the Latrobe Valley.
New COVID-19 restrictions for Victoria
New COVID-19 restrictions have been announced for Victoria.
Special milestone for Mindy
Mindy Monck decided that when her son went 10 years without treatment for cancer, she would become a nurse.






















