MPs take stand on assisted dying
A controversial assisted dying bill passed the lower house of the Victorian Parliament last week after more than 25 hours of debate.
Exhibition set to Flourish
Mornington Peninsula artist Caroline Graley translated physical movement into three dimensions when she put away her dancing shoes.
Quilting room offers hope
A craft show in Pakenham this weekend will feature a fundraising initiative where a ‘Quilting Room’ will be set up for people to join in and raise funds to cater for the everyday needs of cancer patients and their families.
Caring is a labour of love
Morwell resident Lucia Calabrese never knew that a National Carers Week exists until she was recently advised about it.
TV icon gets behind breeders’ association
Don Burke has thrown his support behind a Morwell man's quest to form a statewide novice dog breeders' association.
Ready for the big stage
A grade 5 student at St Vincent de Paul Primary School should be the talk of the classroom after claiming the state title in the Aboriginal Model and Talent Search in Melbourne, however Lucy Ger-Pau prefers to keep things under wraps.
Morwell’s own architectural gem
Richard Horseman comes to work every day beaming with pride that the building which houses his thriving solicitor's office is 129 years old and steeped in Morwell's history.
Energy cut-off rates high
The Latrobe Valley has the second highest energy disconnection and water restriction rate in Victoria for Energy and Water Ombudsmen cases, according to the Energy and Water Ombudsman Victoria 2017 annual report.
Cashing in 30 years on
Cowwarr Primary School has reaped the benefits some 30 years later after planting more than 1100 trees at a site now owned by HVP Plantation back in the 1980s.
Dreams and loss, through the lens
Latrobe Community Health Service celebrated National Carers Week with a morning tea for carers in the community and an exhibition by multimedia artist and photographer Pippa Wischer.
Magical mystery tour
"Growing old disgracefully" is something the members of the Gippsland Central Branch of Ulysses pride themselves on so much so they made the phrase their motto.
Detective to offer digital insights during school visit
A former undercover internet detective will visit Albert Street Primary School at Moe later this month to educate parents and students about the responsible uses of social media.
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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...
