Students delight at Big Day Out
Kurnai College VCAL teacher Nicole Carder said the year 12 students were "terrified" when they were first told they were to put on an event for 1000 people.
Hazelwood on the big screen
The Chinese-Australian co-production The Whistleblower partly shot at Hazelwood Power Station will not only immortalise the iconic structure likely awaiting demolition on the silver screen, but also has delivered funds to two local charitable organisations.
Kydah has lots of love to give
At first glance, Kydah the crossbreed looks like a bit of a brute, however, he is anything but.
Free NDIS advice on offer for Valley families
Latrobe Valley residents struggling to understand the National Disability Insurance Scheme will be able to take advantage of a new service to help them navigate the service.
Traralgon’s Sarah takes on New York
Many people move to New York in the hope they will make it big, but in a lot of ways Traralgon teen Sarah O'Brien is already a success story.
Traralgon’s Jordy punts on Texas
A year ago Jordy Sandy was gearing up to play finals with Traralgon, but now his focus has shifted towards a football career of a different kind.
Muscat pleased after 1-1 draw in Morwell
Soccer fans flocked to Latrobe City Sports and Entertainment Stadium on Saturday to witness a fiery 1-1 draw between Melbourne Victory and Brisbane Roar in a pre-season clash.
CATS vote to leave TDCA
Callignee and Traralgon South Cricket Club will not play with the Traralgon and District Cricket Association after its members voted overwhelmingly to leave the association yesterday.
Public moved by drought
The community is rallying to support Gippsland farmers who are battling some of the worst dry conditions in the area in decades.
Funding for research into coal technology
The Commonwealth government will provide $1 million in funding for Brown Coal Innovation Australia to develop potential technologies for the Latrobe Valley's coal deposits.
Morwell CCTV cameras unveiled
CCTV cameras rolled out across Morwell will prevent crime and improve community safety, police say.
Micro lender makes big difference
Domestic violence survivor Carol was struggling to make ends meet when she stumbled upon affordable alternative payday lender Good Money's Tarwin Street, Morwell office when she was at her "darkest point".
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Cricket, days to savour
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By LIAM DURKIN
WHY do we do it?
The sport that makes everyone question their life choices each and every Saturday for six months of the...
