Hive to tackle unemployment rates
Mid Valley Shopping Centre will be the new home of a community learning hub to tackle unemployment in the region.
Pedestrian safety targeted
Ninety pedestrians were caught breaking the law during a recent operation in the Latrobe Valley's three main central business districts.
Champions to tackle family violence
Mark Waller is a champion.
New station claim devides
Independent candidate for Morwell Ray Burgess has rejected claims by his Labor counterpart that a brown-coal fired power station built in the Latrobe Valley would not be a feasible option.
Charges follow ‘crime spree’
A boy has been remanded in custody following an alleged "crime spree" on Wednesday afternoon, police said.
Police gain cultural insight
Ninety police officers from across the Latrobe Valley recently received cultural awareness training to improve their engagement with Aboriginal people and the region's multicultural communities.
Pokies losses hit $44 million
Pokie losses in Latrobe increased by $1.1 million in the past financial year, making it the fourth highest local government area in regional Victoria for gaming losses behind Greater Geelong, Ballarat and Bendigo.
Mr Credlin marks 45 years in the job
Morwell Park Primary School assistant principal Peter Credlin is one of hundreds of teachers across the state who are celebrating more than four decades in teaching.
Pondage up for grabs
ENGIE has told a community meeting in Morwell that it would welcome expressions of interest from organisations willing to take responsibility for the Hazelwood Pondage following a question from Latrobe City mayor Darrell White.
Chimneys fight light inquiry
ENGIE is awaiting confirmation from the aviation regulator about the status of the former Hazelwood Power Station chimneys since the stacks were thrust into darkness.
Traralgon artist on colour spree
Since moving to Traralgon six months ago, artist Ann D'Monte can't stop using bright colours in her paintings.
Sandwiches solve challenge
SIXTEEN-year-old Baringa School student Jessie Young has never felt hungry in school, however, once every three weeks, she and about nine other children make sandwiches for students who go to school on an empty stomach.
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Severe thunderstorms awakening heavy rain
STAFF WRITERS
SLOW-MOVING thunderstorms erupted through the Latrobe Valley from the earlier hours of Friday, February 27.
Some locals took to social media to report that...
