New report plots way forward
The latest Latrobe Health Advocate report hopes to offer a model for local service providers and government around how to engage members of the community, especially those who are feeling a bit left out.
Bright result for Gippsland business
RACV has announced that it bought Traralgon-based Gippsland Solar - a partnership that promises to deliver more jobs into the Latrobe Valley and aims to position the company as the "largest and most trusted solar company in Australia" to date.
Woman found dead at Coopers Creek
Police are preparing a coroner's report following the death of a woman at Coopers Creek near Walhalla on Monday.
‘People’s pup’ to turn one
The much-loved people's pup, Honeybell Lollipop the golden retriever, will celebrate her first birthday this week with all the festivity and merriment befitting a true queen.
Aggravated burglary in Traralgon
Police are seeking the assistance of the public following an aggravated burglary in Traralgon on Saturday morning.
Firefighters kept busy in Morwell
News in brief
Siddle hangs up his baggy green
Morwell export Peter Siddle called time on his illustrious international career on Sunday.
Low act angers Morwell resident
A Morwell resident has decided to stop her tradition of putting out a Christmas display at the front of her home after a group of children allegedly vandalised her decorations.
Thrift shop’s major milestone
Newborough Uniting Church has had a policy that all money that goes into its thrift shop on Rutherglen Road should be distributed throughout the community.
Report highlights drop in passenger numbers
The annual V/Line report has shown a drop in the number of passengers on the Gippsland line, despite growth on other major routes.
Lions to host Christmas lunch
There will be less lonely people at Latrobe Valley on Christmas Day as the Morwell Lions Club hosts a free lunch at the not-for-profit St Peter's Café on McDonald Street.
Shire backflips on bylaws
South Gippsland Shire has backflipped on a raft of proposed "granny state" bylaws that sparked a public backlash with concerns over how farmers could carry out duties on their own land.





















