Thousands flock to Valley schools
Thousands of students across the Latrobe Valley will don their uniforms and begin the 2019 education year this week as schools resume following the summer holidays.
Student becomes teacher at Morwell Central
A Morwell Central Primary School teacher has started 2019 teaching a grade 3-4 class alongside the very teacher he looked up to when he was in grade 4.
Uni defends health school
Monash University's rural health school has defended its contribution to the local medical workforce, as federal member for Gippsland Darren Chester says the university is "letting our region down".
Stars shine in Moe
More than 6000 diehard fans flooded through the gates at Moe's Ted Summerton Reserve last week to catch a glimpse of Big Bash League cricket.
Wells pumped for home crowd
It has been almost three years since former Morwell resident and Hockeyroo Ashlee Wells ran out in front of a home crowd but she won't have to wait too much longer.
Old-time Australia Day fun for Moe
Paddy and Annette O'Dowd were recognised during a heartfelt tribute at Moe's Australia Day breakfast at Old Gippstown for their contribution and commitment to the broader community over several decades.
Citizens who give back recognised in Latrobe
Rosanna Colli's message to people of the Latrobe Valley is "to give as much as you can" to improve the liveability of "our great city".
Flynns Creek fire
Almost a dozen CFA tankers and a water bomber helicopter responded to a blaze at Flynns Creek on Thursday which burnt about 10 hectares of land.
Kids affected in park attack
Forensic testing will be undertaken after several children reported burning sensations after using play equipment at Apex Park in Moe on Sunday morning.
Steelvision insolvent
Administrators have been appointed to take over Steelvision after its sole director last week declared the company – which received more than half a million dollars in Victorian taxpayer money less than 12 months ago – was insolvent.
Yallourn North captures spirit of Australia Day
Yallourn North's community started January 26 with a social breakfast in Lions Park before their own primary school students sang at Kernot Hall, Morwell for Latrobe City's main Australia Day ceremony.
Breakfast cheer for Trafalgar’s volunteers
A tireless volunteer at the Trafalgar East Hall, Bill Ringin, and 2018 Trafalgar High School captain, Liam White, both received accolades on Australia Day for their community service.
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
