Nats’ surprise visitor
Labor candidate for Morwell Mark Richards says he was "just waiting for a train" as he walked into Traralgon Railway Station on Friday moments before the Coalition proposed an $8 million plan to tackle Gippsland's rail woes.
Twins nest at Collingwood
When Moe twins Max and Annie Lietzau secured internships with the Collingwood Football Club they were told they shouldn't expect too much.
Power generators back NEG
Latrobe Valley electricity generators have reiterated their support for the National Electricity Guarantee after the nation's energy ministers decided to press on with the policy despite disagreeing on key aspects.
Flu expert warns of virus threat ahead of Fed Uni visit
Another flu pandemic is possible, a virologist has warned ahead of a public lecture at Federation University on Wednesday.
Council backs streaming
Latrobe City Council will continue to broadcast council meetings to the public after a 12-month trial of live streaming on Facebook.
Push for skate park fund
Latrobe City Council will investigate location options for a new skate park and youth precinct for Traralgon once funding for the project is secured.
Tourist numbers on the rise
The Latrobe Valley is experiencing an increase in the number of tourists visiting the region from Melbourne, according to the peak tourism organisation for the region.
Free clothes meeting community needs
Those doing it tough across the Latrobe Valley can access free clothing with a new community-based initiative in Traralgon.
Coles retains all staff
Fifty staff members at retailing giant Coles' Mid Valley store which closed permanently on Sunday have relocated to Morwell's George Street supermarket.
Journey into landscapes inspire Graeme
Despite having a studio overlooking the rolling Thorpdale hills, landscape artist Graeme Myrteza says the colour green is "about the worst thing you could ever work with".
Generators back NEG
Latrobe Valley electricity generators have reiterated their support for the National Electricity Guarantee after the nation's energy ministers decided to press on with the policy despite disagreeing on key aspects.
Soup van in Traralgon
The aroma of hot and hearty vegetable soup will drift through the streets of Traralgon from August 14 once a soup van arrives in town on August 14 to address a growing need for welfare assistance in the community.
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