Plants to give closure notice as part of mine extension
Latrobe Valley power station owners have agreed to give five year's notice of their intention to close as part of a deal with the state government to extend their mining licences.
Urban rivers concern councillors
Latrobe City Council wants a Victorian government agency to stop "duck-shoving" its responsibility for cleaning up the region's urban river banks, which are becoming local "eyesores".
Sorry Day flag raised
Latrobe Valley's Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities got together to enjoy activities, a cup of tea and live music to mark Reconciliation Week.
Paper power consult
Australian Paper has invited the community to a series of consultation sessions about a proposed $600 million energy-to-waste plant at the Maryvale paper mill.
Funding promise for carer support
Gippsland Carers Association could be given a lifeline if the Coalition wins November's state election after it announced plans to fund a three-year $600,000 pilot support network project for the organisation.
Ash pond worry raised
Concerns surrounding toxic coal ash ponds have been raised in a supplementary submission by Environmental Justice Australia as part of the EPA's review into the region's brown coal-fired power stations' licences.
You and Your Pet: Linked through love
When Jess Gatt was in the market for a pet she was sold on a particular puppy in a litter of border collies – until another one caught her eye.
Sacrifice no bar to success
When Lauren Miller was forced to decide between furthering her own sporting prospects or donating time to help those in need, she made a call many 16-year-olds wouldn't.
Skate park momentum grows
A petition calling for a new skate park in Traralgon has gained more than 1650 signatures following concerns about the isolated location of the existing park.
Community rises to Aaron’s challenge
What began as a typical family day out in Melbourne taking the kids to the aquarium soon turned into something out of a nightmare for the Rose famil
Art supports reconciliation
‘Don't keep history a mystery’ was the theme of an art competition showcasing the work of students from across the Latrobe Valley to celebrate Reconciliation Week.
Art showcases Tanjil Valley community
The much-loved Tanjil Valley art show has a new lease on life and will feature artists-in-residence performing demonstrations during its 12th year at the former Hill End Primary School site.
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Cricket, days to savour
CRICKET
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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...
