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Walhalla tourism operators are urging people to visit the historic town as recent Gippsland bushfires have deterred visitors and halted revenue.

In 1977, the first live televised VFL grand final was in doubt as electricity generation waned and power restrictions took hold of the state.

A fire which burnt about 2000 hectares and destroyed two houses has been deemed not suspicious.

Setting time structures and changing routines are key to helping children reduce screen time, according to Latrobe Community Health Service

What opportunities exist for young people in the Latrobe Valley?

Local naturalists are waiting to count the wildlife lost to the Yinnar South-Budgeree fire that burnt about one-fifth of Morwell National Park.

Toongabbie have staved off a resurgent Ex Students juggernaut to claim the 2018/19 A grade premiership in the Traralgon and District Cricket Association.

Community spirit has come through for students and teachers at Yinnar South Primary School after fires forced them to relocate without any books, equipment or other school materials.

Access to health services and concerns about environmental assets, including the transport and disposal of asbestos, were key issues community members raised with Latrobe Health Advocate Jane Anderson and EPA chief environmental scientist Dr Andrea Hinwood during a consultation session on Friday.

Kernot Hall in Morwell has been a home away from home for hundreds of fire-affected people over the last week.

Boolarra Folk Festival organisers hailed the community festival a success as an estimated 6000 people gathered in town to listen to live and local independent music.

A third-generation Mirboo North farmer with a passion for ensuring city slickers know where their food comes from was named Victorian Farmers Federation vice-president.