Rehab ahead of schedule
Rehab ahead of schedule
No compensation went offshore: ENGIE
French electricity giant ENGIE has defended its decision to shift $1 billion overseas within days of pocketing $116.9 million five years ago as part of the then federal Labor government's carbon tax compensation scheme.
Festival needs support
A Morwell independent beer and music festival is calling for community support to allow it to go ahead after Latrobe City Council told organisers they had four working days to pay almost $3000 to rent the venue.
Event at Latrobe Community Health Service offers stress relief
An event open to the whole community on Friday, November 10 at Latrobe Community Health Service in Morwell is seeking to meet a recent heightened need for support for LGBTIQ people.
Tyers has festival down to a fine art
Organisers of the Tyers Art Festival have knuckled down in the past week to set up the display space for the highest number of entries the festival has received in about five years.
Melina Bath recovering after road accident
Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath is recovering in Latrobe Regional Hospital after a road accident on Wednesday afternoon.
Hazelwood Mine fire ready: ENGIE
The risk of an out-of-control fire in Hazelwood's open cut mine is lower than ever, according to the mine's operator, ENGIE.
Men stable after Newborough weapons attack
Two men are recovering in hospital in a stable condition after they were stabbed with a machete during an aggravated home burglary in Newborough this morning.
‘I thought I was only one’
"I really neglected myself and was really unhappy with my life because my son's addiction was my life.
Garden plan unites ‘group of groups’
Describing themselves as a "group of community groups", the Hinkler Kingsford Reserve committee of management has a big vision for Moe's Kingsford Street Reserve.
Worker wage dispute
Latrobe Valley unionists have called on EnergyAustralia to honour a Fair Work Commission full bench decision to award casual workers an overtime loading rate.
Making the most of ‘greener pastures’
Mental health clinician Bosede Adetifa moved to Traralgon 17 years ago, and while the move didn't initially give her the "greener pastures" she imagined, she's now in a job she loves and active in keeping the Yoruba culture of Nigeria alive in Victoria.
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
