Restocked fish evade family anglers
Something fishy has been going on at Latrobe Valley lakes with 1500 rainbow trout apparently missing in action despite assurances they were released in time for the school holidays.
Sailors left high and dry
Two Latrobe Valley sailors will be waving the flag for Australia when they head to Japan in October to take part in the Hansa Class dinghy world championships.
Pondage decision scuppers Sailability
A program to help people with disabilities get out and try sailing is in jeopardy following the closure of Hazelwood pondage to all on-water activities.
United against Churchill eyesore
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has renewed his campaign to eradicate a long-standing Churchill eyesore that has sparked community anger for the past decade.
Warren’s international debut a model of success
Expectations were low for Chrissy Warren ahead of her first international fitness modelling competition and the end prize of a pro card was certainly not on her radar.
Children and woman airlifted
Three children and a woman were airlifted to hospital on Saturday night following a head-on collision between two cars on the Princes Highway at Traralgon.
Projecting women’s roles
An Indigenous painting by local Kurnai Elder Aunty Eileen Harrison will be displayed on one of Loy Yang's iconic cooling towers until Sunday to coincide with NAIDOC Week.
First buyers at home in the Valley
First homebuyers are being reminded to know their limitations and take a broader approach when considering the best place to buy.
Moe residents disgusted by rubbish dumped on track
Visitors and residents are fed up with the derelict state of a walking track near the Moe-Yallourn Rail Trail which is portraying the town as a "dump", Make Moe Glow president Marilyn May says.
Toongabbie honours veterans
The Toongabbie Centenary of Armistice Committee is on the hunt for descendants of servicemen and women listed on the town's honour boards to celebrate the Centenary of Armistice in style.
Diners to be offered water
Latrobe Community Health Service is urging shoppers to scrap sugary drinks for water when buying a takeaway lunch in response to high obesity rates in the region.
Hazelwood chosen for Chinese movie
Hazelwood Power Station will feature as the backdrop for part of the largest Australian Chinese co-production film in Victoria.
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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...
