Reliability of air quality data concern
An Auditor-General's report on Victorian air quality has raised questions around the reliability of air quality data provided by the Environment Protection Authority.
Mid Valley exodus continues with Spoils
Another Mid Valley Shopping Centre store has confirmed it will close in April, just days after major shopping centre retailers Coles and Target announced they would shut their doors later in the year.
Jobs viable: CFMEU
Union organisers are disputing claims by Hazelwood operator ENGIE a current rehabilitation process is "not viable" and say a change to the mine's rehabilitation method could be less cost effective.
Drakeford recovers from slow start to tie pro-am
Big-hitting Yarram professional Geoff Drakeford and the in-form David Bransdon tied for first place at 10 under at last week's Traralgon pro-am.
Youngsters flock to new look run
More than 450 participants turned out for the Traralgon Harriers Community Fun Run last weekend around a new-look course.
Class act Cobras in upset
Churchill has booked its spot in the 2018 Traralgon and District Cricket Association A grade final after recording a stunning upset win over hot favourite MTY Raiders in the preliminary final at the weekend.
Morwell’s magic makes it Year of the Tiger
Morwell scripted a fairytale ending when it capped off its undefeated season with a 52-run victory against Mirboo North in the Central Gippsland Cricket Association first grade grand final.
Magpies swoop on late win
Collingwood has made up for an inaccurate first quarter on goal to record a 33-point victory over the Western Bulldogs in a JLT Series clash in Moe on Saturday, 16.17 (113) to 12.8 (80).
Wisdom of women shared
With a wealth of wisdom to share, two high-achieving women discussed all things business with young leaders at a round table event at Federation University to celebrate International Women's Day on Thursday.
Triplets boost herd numbers
A Glengarry cow presented her surprised owner with a very special and rare triple treat last month when she delivered three healthy calves.
Disability job services to grow under new contract
Workways will deliver increased disability employment services and create 12 new jobs in the Latrobe Valley after being awarded a $75 million contract with the federal government.
Davis to hear train concerns
Shadow transport minister David Davis has accused the State Government of a "botched project agenda" resulting in lengthy delays and unreliable timetables for Gippsland V/Line users.
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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...
