‘A senseless loss’
The owner of a local road construction and maintenance company has been handed a combined sentence of $466,000 in fines over the tragic workplace death of a Churchill man in 2017.
We want our tankers, declares CFA
Volunteer firefighters fear the possible transfer of critical CFA assets to career staff at integrated stations could spell the end of volunteer firefighting in Victoria.
Bowling club targeted by vandals
Members of the Morwell Club Bowls Club have been left disheartened after vandals targeted their Helen Street headquarters at the weekend.
Daylight Saving Time
It is that time of the year again where you need to change all your clocks
Wet spring on the cards
The Bureau of Meteorology this week raised the La Nina status to active, meaning a wet spring and summer is on the cards for most of the country.
Police pay solemn tribute
September 29 marks a significant but sombre day on the calendar for police officers right across Australia.
Rail trail’s fresh new look
The Gippsland Plains Rail Trail has a fresh new look after the completion of two federally-funded projects along the trail.
Three arrests made after Valley joyride
Three men were arrested by police after a joyride through the Latrobe Valley on Tuesday.
Steve has found his right place
Steve Tuckett's life was forever changed by the community support he received from members of the Newborough Men's Shed.
No active cases in the Valley
The Latrobe Valley has no active coronavirus infections as of today, the Health Department has confirmed.
Slight rise in Valley’s crime stats
The Latrobe police area has recorded a 2.7 per cent increase in criminal incidents for the year, according to the latest data from the Crime Statistics Agency.
Candidates for Latrobe City Council revealed
A Melbourne Cup-style field of 24 candidates are lining up for a seat on Latrobe City Council at next month's local council election after nominations closed last week.





















