Solar boom to ease coal power demand
A rooftop solar boom will gradually place less demand on the Latrobe Valley coal-fired power generators, as more people install solar panels across Australia.
Annual picnic underlines union optimism
Union officials were optimistic about Latrobe Valley's future heading into Christmas as workers enjoyed a day out with family and friends at the annual combined union picnic on Monday.
Council’s Moe cash splash welcomed
The Moe community has welcomed news Latrobe City Council will allocate $200,000 from its surplus cash reserves to fund detailed designs of a plan to revitalise the town's central business district.
Christkindl twilight market cheer
Volunteers behind Saturday's traditional German twilight market wished the community 'Fröhliche Weihnachten' as they served up glasses of homemade gluhwein.
Projects benefit from surplus
Latrobe City Council will allocate $723,000 from its cash surplus reserve of $3.751 million to a number of different projects across the Latrobe Valley.
LV Enterprises open doors to the public
An organisation that employs people with a disability in the Latrobe Valley has held its first open day in 51 years of operation.
Victory triumph in Morwell
Melbourne Victory have consolidated their stranglehold on the W-League and extended their lead at the top of the ladder after five rounds with a solid 2-1 over Western Sydney Wanderers last night.
Mahamedis cruises to Traralgon Cup victory
While the sun was playing peek-a-boo, the changeable Victorian weather couldn't put a dampener on the Traralgon Cup yesterday.
Ag volunteers needed
A Gippsland rural aid charity that helps local farming families in need is looking for a range of volunteers to help out in its Traralgon warehouse.
Climate action strike
A group of environmentally-minded primary school kids downed-pens and skipped class on Friday as part of an Australia-wide student strike calling for the federal government to act on climate change.
Vote on park’s future
The death knell of the Hazelwood Caravan Park could be handed-down at tonight's Latrobe City Council meeting, with councillors to consider a motion to have site holders packed up and out by the end of February.
Confetti to rain at Nessa’s disco
Countless little pieces of confetti will go flying tomorrow for one particular Yinnar South teenager.
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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...
