Walhalla is set to re-open
Walhalla is inviting visitors back into the historic mountain town as tours and certain businesses are re-opening after enforced lockdowns.
One hello leads to 60 wonderful years
JAMES Dempsey was a fresh-faced 19-year-old when a neighbour he had never met stopped by while he was working on his brother's car.
GLORY DAYS: Recalling a Sweet odyssey to the Melbourne Cup
In this week's installment of Glory Days, we go back to 1994 to when the Latrobe Valley had a runner in the race that stops the nation.
Video star still strong
A Moe DVD store owner is proving that online streaming has not killed the video star as a new uptake of people are walking into the old school video shop to rent their favourite flicks.
Superload is on the move and destined for the Valley
Motorists are being warned to look out for a 640-tonne superload on the move from Port Melbourne to Loy Yang B from Monday night.
Pandemic’s impact on local job numbers
The latest workforce data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows the Latrobe area suffered the state's largest job losses in April.
BOM warns wet winter ahead
The Latrobe Valley is bracing for a wetter than average next few months, according to the Victorian Bureau of Meteorology 2020 winter outlook.
Is unclaimed cash yours?
A windfall of more than $1 million is waiting to be claimed by Latrobe Valley residents in lost wages, rental bonds and share dividends.
Moe among areas listed in severe weather warning
MOE features among the towns listed in the severe weather warning for damaging winds issued by the Bureau of Meteorology.
‘It really was an icon for the Valley’
Mary Ann Sammut worked at Hazelwood Power Station for eight years and was sad to see the "reminder of (her) achievements" gone from the skyline.
One hello leads to it all
James Dempsey was a fresh-faced 19-year-old when a neighbour he had never met stopped by while he was working on his brother's car.
Grounded: GippsAero staff to be cut
Latrobe Valley aircraft manufacturer GippsAero has confirmed it will cut a quarter of its staff by June 5 due to the impacts of COVID-19 on the aviation sector.
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Councils combined in ESVF opposition
By AIDAN KNIGHT
LATROBE City Deputy Mayor, Sharon Gibson joined Baw Baw Shire counterparts at a public forum in Trafalgar at the weekend, in light...
