Greens pick Caffrey
Latrobe Valley teacher and stalwart environment campaigner Dan Caffrey is the latest candidate to throw his hat in the ring for the seat of Morwell in November's state election.
Call to put public housing on agenda
Increased public housing in Gippsland should be an election issue, Victorian Public Tenants Association chair and Churchill resident Margaret Guthrie said.
Premier promises $217m for LRH
Latrobe Regional Hospital will receive $217 million for stage three of its expansion if Labor wins the state election on November 24.
Trafalgar is Holden on to a good thing
The burble of the great Australian V8 will rumble into Trafalgar this month when the Holden Museum hosts its second annual Route 69 Cruise to Blue Rock Dam.
Arrests after uni car break-ins
Three people have been arrested after allegedly breaking into several cars at Federation University Churchill on Wednesday morning.
Police establish business register
A new database with contact details of every business in the Latrobe Valley is being rolled out across the region to help emergency service personnel contact business owners after hours.
Gippslanders in Her Place exhibition
The Morwell Library is hosting a special exhibition that honours some of Victoria's powerhouse women.
Colonial women honoured in arc show
A performance looking into the little known stories of the women who built the fledging colony of Australia is coming to arc Yinnar.
Climate report concerns
Latrobe Valley brown coal-fired power generation would have to include total carbon capture and storage if the industry was to continue, and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees, according to climate scientists.
Building to an election
A construction blitz is underway in the Latrobe Valley less than two months from the state election as Labor aims to secure a second term in government.
Lund seeks more community input into mines’ future
Independent candidate for Morwell Tracie Lund is calling for a different approach to engage the community in the rehabilitation of the Latrobe Valley's mines following poor attendance at recent workshops.
Sunbury says no asbestos
The Sunbury Residents Association is concerned trucking asbestos material from the Morwell Power Station to a disposal cell at Bulla will endanger the safety of the Sunbury community.
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