Man sentenced over the murder of Rosedale father Brett Thomas
The family of Rosedale father of two Brett Thomas who was murdered last year has spoken of their pain after killer Darien McMillan was sentenced to 19 years behind bars in the Supreme Court of Victoria at Morwell today.
Horse therapy good for healing
The gentle and healing nature of the horse is being harnessed in a new, equine-assisted therapy program to help people recovering from trauma.
Train change aids students
Latrobe Valley students who catch public transport to school will save some cash with simpler public transport concessions being introduced in the new term.
Giving the gift of life
Gippsland's drought-affected farm animals got an early Christmas feed when 300 bales of hay cut from a roadside were donated to needy farmers across the Wellington and East Gippsland shires.
Forestry expo plan
Regional tourist operators are being invited to jump on board a massive forest industry expo that is expected to generate more than $8 million in economic benefits.
First writs in civil suit
A trial may be heard in the Supreme Court of Victoria within the next 12 months following compensation claims by survivors of sexual abuse who attended St Paul's Catholic College in Traralgon in the 1970s.
Educators keep it real
Heidi KraakInnovative teaching and critical thinking were the topics of the day at a major education symposium hosted by Federation University's Gippsland campus in...
Students celebrate ATAR excellence
At 7am on Friday graduating year 12 students around the Latrobe Valley discovered how they fared against the rest in their VCE studies.
STEM welcomes artistic types
There is a "real space" for artistic people in science, technology, engineering and maths careers, Gippsland Tech School's Jacqueline Wilson says.
Sam finds his spark in apprenticeship
Moe sparky Sam Morrow has been recognised on the Australian stage as the National Electrical and Communications Association's apprentice of the year.
Rhythm of the tango leads John to dance floor
While it does take two to tango, in the traditional Argentinian form of the dance it takes one to lead – something which 78-year-old John O'Keefe has been working hard to learn.
Grottos to explore and forests to delight in magical display
It might be easy to miss the forest for the trees at Yarragon's Station Gallery over the next two months.
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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...
