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.
Result showcases the best of our community: MPs
Result showcases the best of our community: MPs
No change in the way we celebrate marriage: churches
The Anglican church in Gippsland does not forsee a change in how the clergy appreciates marriage despite a resounding 'yes' vote in favour of same-sex union.
CGCA plans merger vote
The Central Gippsland Cricket Association will vote on a proposal to merge with the Traralgon District Cricket Association at a special general meeting later this month.
Equal rights is the key thing for us: couple
An emotional Nungurner couple of 23 years Pat DeMasson and Jennifer Thompson said on Wednesday they might for the first time start considering getting married, however, the most important part about the 'yes' vote win was the move towards equal rights.
‘It feels like a big, warm hug from Australia’
Small clusters of people gathered around smartphones streaming the postal survey announcement at Traralgon's Kay Street Gardens on Wednesday morning.
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.
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.
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Top juniors in the Valley
Some of Victoria's best young footballers were in the Latrobe Valley recently for the 2026 V/Line Cup.
The V/Line Cup is the premier representative...
