Beer festival cancelled
Twenty-five years has passed since the opening of the Morwell Centenary Rose Garden and to mark the silver anniversary a time capsule dating back to 1992 was this week opened to celebrate the occasion.
Council to investigate off-leash dog parks
Latrobe City Council will establish a working group to assess the viability of fenced off dog parks in the Latrobe Valley.
Hugs, tears, joy follow yes vote
When the results of the marriage equality survey were announced in Traralgon yesterday there was no immediate shouting, no obvious outpouring of emotion.
Latrobe stalls on Games’ study dollars
Latrobe City councillors chose not to support a funding request towards a prefeasibility study to have the 2030 Commonwealth Games held across regional Victoria.
Council pursues city funding deal
Latrobe City Council will likely enter into a Memorandum of Understanding with the state government to negotiate a city deal with the federal government.
Do you have excellent listening skills, good life experie
Do you have excellent listening skills, good life experience, a reasonable understanding of court administration and the ability to advocate on behalf of another person?
Traralgon motorcycles stolen
Three pit-style motorcycles and a range of personal items were stolen from a Stuart Street, Traralgon property earlier this month.
Freeway reopens following three separate collisions
The Princes Freeway was shut down for almost an hour during morning peak on Wednesday following three separate collisions within the space of 300 metres over a three-hour period.
Three-hundred cannabis plants found after Moe house fire
A marijuana crop house has been uncovered in Moe after a blaze ripped through the Lloyd Street property on Saturday morning.
Historic hike revisited
Latrobe Valley residents are being encouraged to attend an open day to learn more about future coal mine rehabilitation in the region.
Silent reflection in Traralgon
Twelve-year-old City of Traralgon Band bugler Lachlan Wilson performed The Last Post under clear skies for Traralgon's Remembrance Day service on Saturday, November 11 before the gathering shared a minute's silence.
Grub’s marathon innings reaches the 500 mark
Graham Harvey has poured himself into the Churchill Cricket Club over the last 38 years, but it was the club's turn to return the favour last weekend when the much-loved stalwart played his 500th game.






















