You and Your Pet: New hip help needed for Bongo
Cavalier King Charles spaniel Bongo Stefano was just a pup when he had major surgery to repair a displaced knee cap.
Council hears budget submissions
Moe scouts and cubs are hoping Latrobe City Council will ensure their safety on winter nights by installing new lighting at Apex Park to light up the front of the scout hall.
Green reamed for possum paper claim
A Greens MP who claimed five Leadbeater's possums died for every ream of A4 paper in parliamentary offices has defended her comments as "hyperbole" after receiving a slew of criticism following the social media post last week.
Planned Tyers burn has little impact: CFA
The CFA has defended its proposal to carry out planned burns at Tyers and says the low intensity fires will have minimal impact on the environment and surrounding wildlife.
Stalker charges dropped
Charges against a man accused of stalking a former Latrobe City councillor were withdrawn by Victoria Police after his defence yesterday argued there was insufficient evidence to proceed with the hearing.
Coal land to be opened for new developments
Parcels of land previously reserved for coal will be made available for industrial and economic developments with the state government expected to announce the abolishment of coal protection overlays today.
Gran proud of selfless act
A grandmother’s efforts to teach her eight-year-old grandson an important life lesson has paid off.
Rail users ‘at end of tether’
Latrobe Valley train users were left frustrated and inconvenienced by significant delays and disruptions to V/Line services on Monday, May 14.
Support for Indigenous division name
A direct descendant of a member of Angus McMillan's Highland Brigade responsible for the slaughter of many Gippsland Aboriginals has added her voice to calls for an Indigenous name for the federal division of McMillan.
Migrant welfare delay may backfire
The federal government's plans to double the waiting time for newly arrived migrants to access specific welfare payments ahead of a parliamentary decision has not sat well with the region's peak migrant body.
Documentary puts focus on Valley
Two Melbourne filmmakers have pledged to literally give the red-carpet treatment to the stars of their latest film, the people of the Latrobe Valley.
Monday’s art is full of grace in Traralgon
Traralgon & District Art Society member Paul Devlin was in a Queenscliff shipyard when an old ferry which had fallen into disrepair caught his attention.
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Severe thunderstorms awakening heavy rain
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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...
