Morwell Rotary launches #SayNO2familyviolence
Rotary Club of Morwell launched a campaign aimed at preventing family violence and promoting gender equality in the Latrobe Valley at its recent Pride of Workmanship Awards night.
Asbestos hand-off bid
Latrobe City Council's proposal that the state government take the lead in establishing an asbestos disposal cell for the Latrobe Valley's power industry may be too late for Morwell Power Station, Asbestos Council of Victoria/GARDS chief executive Vicki Hamilton said.
Erica man charged with child sex offences
A member of a motorcycle group established to protect children has been charged with intentionally sexually penetrating a 17-year-old.
William’s wild ride
Five-year-old William Doble was the youngest participant in this year's Great Cycle Challenge but that didn't stop him from raising some serious coin for a great cause.
Pondage park users concern
Hazelwood Caravan Park users are waiting for Latrobe City Council to come up with a fire safety plan for the park as Hazelwood Pondage levels continue to drop.
Streets flooded in downpour
Parts of the Latrobe Valley experienced up to 10 millimetres of rain in two hours on Friday as stormwater drains flooded and gutters overflowed during an unexpected downpour.
LVA would go under Burgess
Independent candidate for Morwell Ray Burgess says he would "discontinue" the Latrobe Valley Authority if he wins the November 24 election.
Citizen’s arrest in Traralgon overnight
A man has been arrested after allegedly breaking into a car before waking the owner of the vehicle at Traralgon overnight.
Russell Northe to recontest Morwell
Independent MP Russell Northe has put an end to months of speculation by declaring he will recontest the marginal seat of Morwell at the upcoming state election.
Lisa’s leadership inspires
The name Lisa Sinha is synonymous with Gippsland Multicultural Services.
Middlemiss’ focus on jobs
No stranger to the role, Graeme Middlemiss will serve as Latrobe City mayor for the next 12 months.
Decentralisation doubts
Grattan Institute chief executive John Daley has warned the Latrobe Valley not to pin its job creation hopes on decentralisation or to rely on governments to increase jobs.
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Uplifting experience for youngsters
By KATRINA BRANDON
CREATING a safe and fun space for local youth, the Uplift Collective came together on July 8 at Village Cinema Morwell to...
