$30m boost from outage
A major planned outage for maintenance at Yallourn Power Station now underway will provide a $30 million boost to the Latrobe Valley Economy, EnergyAustralia Yallourn Power Station head Mark Pearson said.
OHS conference streams into Morwell
For the first time ever, a health and safety conference for OHS representatives across Gippsland was streamed into Morwell on Tuesday.
Top senior’s efforts recognised
Latrobe Valley Bus Lines owner Rhonda Renwick said she was in a "daze for days" after being nominated for Victorian Senior Australian of the Year.
Kubler takes Traralgon Challenger
Queenslander Jason Kubler has overcome friend and compatriot Alex Bolt to claim the Traralgon Challenger in a thrilling three-setter, 2-6, 7-6 (6), 7-6 (3).
No shortage of things to see and do at school fair
A young brown cow's role in a petting zoo took a turn on Friday afternoon when staff at South Street Primary School in Moe coaxed it into a pen.
Support for young veterans
Young veterans are increasingly reaching out for assistance according to the Morwell RSL.
Bupa industrial action
Staff at Bupa aged care in Traralgon will begin stage two protected industrial action on Thursday to demand higher staff-to-patient ratios and a pay increase.
Local success story to present at last event
Former Morwell High School dux and the man who rescued the former ABC Learning Group centres, Michael Traill, will deliver this year's 33rd and final Len Falk Lecture.
Getting ready to farewell Len Falk Lecture
"All good things must come to an end," Keith Brownbill says ahead of this year's final Len Falk Lecture.
Alpacas bring residents joy
Gippsland's favourite alpaca Harold has continued his quest to raise awareness and discussion about mental health in the region.
Traralgon stars on stage
Traralgon College has bagged a string of awards at the recent Wakarirri Festival, a state-wide story-dance competition held at the Recital Centre at the Melbourne Arts Centre.
Grants to create 34 jobs
Thirty-four new jobs will be created across two family-owned Morwell businesses in the next five years after they were awarded grants as part of the state government's Latrobe Valley transition scheme.






















