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.
Trafalgar farewells last of big four banks
The ANZ bank has announced it will close its Trafalgar branch on October 3 in a move which has outraged some community members.
A taste of the tropics
Next time you're crunching into the sweet slice of pineapple on the lip of a cocktail and pondering its origins, don't let your mind wander too far.
Grass is Green for mechanical engineer
As a youngster, Rachael Green knew she was interested in a career involving maths and physics.
Paper industry a family affair for the Donoghues
Six members of the Donoghue family walk into the board room and take a seat around the table at Australian Paper's Maryvale Mill.
Tree change just fine for Yoshifumi
A representative from Australian Paper Maryvale's Japanese owner Nippon Paper Industries is awaiting a decision from headquarters on whether he will remain in his management and liaison role in pulp in the Latrobe Valley.
A look inside Maryvale Mill’s $51m upgrade
Australian Paper's Maryvale Mill is in the midst of one of its biggest annual shutdowns in its 81-year history as the company tips more than $50 million into upgrading and maintaining its equipment to ensure its operation into the future.
Laser user charged
A man has been arrested and charged after allegedly shining a laser pointer towards a police helicopter in Moe on Monday night.
Nesting boxes built for owls
Rare and hardly seen, boobook owls will have a new place to live following the initiative of eight Lowanna College students.
Heart disease is biggest killer
Heart attacks, dementia, lung cancer and strokes have been the leading cause of death for people in Latrobe in the past five years, according to data from Australian Institute of Health and Welfare compiled in a Fairfax investigation.
ENGIE denies breach
ENGIE is disputing claims laid against it by the CFMEU and Earth Resources Regulation it did not consult with the appropriate authorities before removing fire protection staff from the Hazelwood mine in June.
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Winners raise the bat
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NORTH GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU do wonder if results ever make it back to AFL HQ.
Just one game in Round 17 of the North Gippsland...
