Grant for mine work
Ground support work will be completed in the Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine at Walhalla with a grant of $50,000 from the Department of Environment, Land, Planning and Water.
Energy projects sought
Gippsland Climate Change Network's Latrobe Community Power Hub is on the look-out for community partners for small-scale energy projects.
Neighbourhood house farewells Jenny
Despite being a personal style choice, Jenny Poon's iconic electric blue hair is perhaps a metaphor for the Traralgon Neighbourhood Learning House, the organisation she will retire from leading after 28 years.
Woven into the fabric of history
Carmen Azzopardi was only 14 years old when she stepped in for the job interview that would signal the start of her career as a seamstress.
‘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.
Nationals knock Yallourn TAFE bus routes
The National's training, skills and apprenticeship spokesperson Steph Ryan has criticised the state government's bus routes to the Federation Training campus at Yallourn.
After weeks away, Bonnie goes home
A video has revealed the heartfelt moment 13-year-old Jasmine Bodley-Williamson was reunited with her dog, 11-year-old Bonnie, after she escaped from the family's Moe property on September 8.
Lowanna solar finalist
Lowanna College is one step closer to installing solar panels and undertaking a major upgrade of its sustainability garden with the recent announcement the school is a finalist in the international Zayed Future Energy Prize.
Brigade resources push
The Moe Fire Brigade has issued a plea to the state government to completely overhaul its out-dated and run-down Albert Street station following a report released by the CFA last week, which revealed Moe had the slowest responding station to incidents this year.
Students going the distance
Riding more than 200 kilometres is a challenge for the average person, let alone primary school students.
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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...
