Fellowship for leading community
A Morwell Indigenous woman who was awarded a prestigious fellowship as an emerging leader, plans to develop programs for women's healing and community development.
Northe on servo demolition mission
Member for Morwell Russell Northe is furious over United Petroleum's refusal to tell the public any information about when it intends to demolish the abandoned Churchill petrol station.
Nats pledge road blitz
Glengary resident Sharyn McAuliffe says no major work has been done on the Glengarry West Road – which links Yallourn and Tyers to Glengarry and beyond – since she moved to the town two decades ago.
Forum opens up on living with autism
A free forum in Traralgon last week provided people living with autism spectrum disorder and their families with practical information about how to access relevant services and support.
Joel’s journey inspires at living with autism forum
Thirty-two year old Joel Wilson's story is perhaps not very different from a lot of other people, but that, he says, is why it is an important story to tell.
Locals roar to Victorian off road success
While it might be a "fun weekend away with mates", competitive off-road motorcycling is certainly no holiday as winners in their respective classes at the Victorian Off Road Championships Lachlan Skinner, Billy McCulloch and Nick Graham will testify.
Tax slash for jobs boost
The Coalition's commitment to slash payroll tax in regional Victoria to 1 per cent would boost local employment and create incentives for Melbourne businesses to relocate to the Latrobe Valley, Opposition treasury spokesperson Michael O'Brien says.
Crooks runs for Hinch
Gippsland residents will be able to place a vote for Derryn Hinch's Justice Party with Trafalgar resident of 13 years Rhonda Crooks standing as a candidate for the upper house region of Eastern Victoria.
Weekend Rockstars reunite for Live at Spectrum
The Sale-based school friends who cracked Melbourne's music scene in the '80s in navy and gold cut-off footy jumpers will reform for the 2018 finale of the Traralgon-based television show Live at Spectrum.
Tony turns corner with LCHS
Terry Monro was living a life worthy of envy – a nice house, two model cars, a thriving career in film and television, and a fiance waiting to start a life with him.
Big hopes in car jobs
The Latrobe Valley community has overwhelmingly welcomed the announcement of a new electric vehicle factory in the region which will create 500 jobs.
2400 vans to roll off the line
A new industry in the Latrobe Valley will take advantage of the "electric vehicle revolution" and will support up to 500 jobs in the next five years.