Project proves a success
More than 700 high school students, teachers and parents are now armed with tools to identify, address and seek help with mental health issues after the successful delivery of a community-driven project.
Local band eyes tour
On the back of the highly-anticipated release of their debut album, Gippsland-grown band Ocean Sleeper is about to embark on a national tour.
House’s hamper drive to help less fortunate
A colossal culinary spread is part and parcel of most Christmas celebrations in Australia, but the Morwell Neighbourhood House is this year urging people to think of those less fortunate.
Charity tree returns
With the festive season fast approaching, the Latrobe Valley Express has once again adorned its charity tree and is ready to spread cheer for those who need it most.
Severe thunderstorm warning issued
A severe thunderstorm warning for an area including the Latrobe Valley was issued by the Bureau of Meteorology today.
Moechella proves a winner
A jam-packed crowd gathered at Moe Hotel on the weekend to send a two-year-old boy with a rare genetic disorder for a much needed intensive therapy to Sydney.
Garden a big win for Moe
Chinese garden in Moe to celebrate Latrobe City Council's 20th anniversary of its sister city relationship with Taizhou.
All set for parade
Sunday will be a big day in the Valley as the Traralgon Community Christmas Parade and Santa Grotto takes place.
First homeowners boost
A decision by the federal government means certain first homeowners will be able to purchase a property with a deposit of just 5 per cent.
Peter casts a spell to win a competition
When Peter Cook was eight years old he was shown a simple magic trick involving a piece of wool and has been spellbound by its wonder ever since.
Coal hard facts are needed
Latrobe City councillors lashed out at inner-city councils that had declared a climate emergency, as well as climate striking school kids, as part of a response to the City of Sydney's climate emergency declaration.
Traralgon youngster graces small screen
Kate Edgar was reading Harry Potter books in Prep, so it's no surprise the Traralgon student was selected to compete on Child Genius Australia.




















