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Heritage proponent to seek legal advice

Heritage proponent Cheryl Wragg said she will seek legal advice following Heritage Victoria’s decision to approve the demolition of the old Morwell Power Station.

ENGIE says mine pit lake the way to go

Hazelwood mine owner ENGIE has stuck by plans to turn Hazelwood mine into a full pit lake following Latrobe City Council's newly-adopted preference of a dry scenario.

Judge praises standard of art show entries

Organisers of the Tanjil Valley Art Show are predicting a wonderful weekend of art and local talent this weekend with the launch of the show on Friday night.

Water drives artist

A self-described water spirit, local artist Wendy Twyerould said she often felt paintings were incomplete without the presence of water in the image.

Hope Centre welcomed

The Latrobe Health Assembly has congratulated proponents of the Hope Restart Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation Centre in Lucknow but says the Latrobe Valley still needs a similar centre.

Morwell Power Station demolition approved

The demolition of the Morwell Power Station can proceed after Heritage Victoria granted a request by site owner HRL to knock it down.

Asbestos dump decision delayed

Energy Brix Australia's plans to establish an asbestos cell at the old Morwell Power Station remain in limbo after Latrobe City councillors were unable to reach a decision on the emotive matter at a council meeting last night.

Maroons pressure not enough to stop Eagles

Flag fancy and ladder leader Maffra have been pushed to their narrowest win of season 2018 by a resistant Traralgon outfit in round eight, 9.9 (63) to 7.10 (52).

Winter fire saftey warning

The CFA has issued a timely reminder to homeowners to check their electrical appliances and chimneys for potential fire hazards as the cooler months begin.

McDonald’s robber used handgun

A hangun was used in an armed robbery at McDonald's in Morwell on Saturday morning.

EPA backs asbestos pit

The Environment Protection Authority has given the green light for Energy Brix Australia to dispose of asbestos on site at the old Morwell Power Station.

Natural snow declining

Ski bunnies could be taking to Mount Baw Baw's slopes on purely manufactured snow within the next two decades due to the ongoing effects of climate change.

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