Travelling conmen warning
Dodgy tradesmen, known as travelling con men, have been reported in Gippsland offering work such as roofing and asphalting at a discounted rate.
Micro grid for farmers
Gippsland dairy farmers, residents and businesses are being encouraged to jump on to an energy scheme that could slash their power bills and put energy production and distribution into their own hands.
Fire fuel risk warning
The Latrobe Valley is facing a high risk of bushfire compared to other parts of the state.
TDCA pins hopes on Steve Kay
Expected incoming Traralgon and District Cricket Association president Steve Kay says the association will continue to operate regardless of whether the proposed Latrobe Valley Cricket Association goes ahead or not.
Dip in coal-fired power
Less Latrobe Valley brown coal-fired power was used during the past summer than in the previous year due to the sudden closure of Hazelwood, according to the national energy regulator.
Community sessions for windfarm
Latrobe Valley locals are being invited to a community engagement session to learn about what could be the largest offshore wind farm in the southern hemisphere to be built off the Bass Coast.
NBN works strand businesses
"The number you are trying to reach is not available to take your call."
Persistence pays off with NDIS
If there is one person who knows what it means to look after someone in need, it is Erica Smith.
Historic Hillman gifted to keep it in Gippsland
Jon Hall recalls an amusing picture in his mind of fellow Moe resident Lorna Coto, the wife of the late Dr John Coto, driving the 1960 Hillman Huksy he would later own for himself.
Raes reflect with joy
A Churchill couple who spent about 35 years entertaining Gippsland has reflected on the countless friendships they built through playing toe-tapping four-four melodies, Strauss waltzes and the rock 'n' roll to resurrect long-lost dance moves.
Address is now fixed for Ricky
When No Fixed Address started booking gigs again, songwriter and guitarist Ricky Harrison had no choice but to move down from Queensland or fork out for airfares.
Social impact of house valued
An independent social impact study has shown Morwell Neighbourhood House provided in excess of $600,000 worth of value to the community in 2017, despite operating on less than $140,000.
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
