CET is ‘not neutral’: MCA
The Finkel review's Clean Energy Target is not "technologically neutral" because it gives a de facto subsidy for renewables, undermining the case for a new brown coal power station in the Latrobe Valley, according to an energy expert.
Sun shines on solar
"It's really different to the power industry. But I'm still in the power industry, just renewable energy."
Asbestos found in Morwell thoroughfare
Asbestos has been found on the site of a former community garden at Morwell, Latrobe City Council has confirmed.
Coffee with a Cop: A success
The Latrobe Valley's inaugural 'Coffee with a Cop' has been hailed as a success after more than 70 members from across the community attended the event at Moe on Monday morning.
Moe director to make her mark
Moe-raised filmmaker Lee McClenaghan is making her directorial debut with a thrilling and "bizarre" short film which borrows themes from both Frankenstein and the original The Stepford Wives.
NBL legend drops in
Hundreds of children descended on Churchill Leisure Centre on Thursday morning to hear from Australian basketball legend Andrew Gaze as part of the NBL Latrobe Valley Blitz.
Canberra key to new coal prospect
With the Andrews government backing renewables for Victoria's energy future, the chance of a modern brown coal power station being built in the Latrobe Valley hinges on the federal government's response to the Australian Energy Market Operator's new report.
Workplace will walk the walk
Walking from Perth to Broome is no easy feat, particularly when it's done from your backyard.
Hazelwood mine future on agenda
Latrobe City Council will tonight vote on a motion to undertake a feasibility report to investigate the possibility of continuing to utilise sections of the Hazelwood's mine.
A life lived through La Trobe
The name of the first lieutenant-governor of Victoria, Charles Joseph La Trobe, finally stood out to author John Barnes when it started to follow him throughout his life.
Radio’s young talent time
Gippsland FM is on the lookout for its next group of young presenters to 'connect the community' as the station prepares to hold its second round of youth training.
Fears conquered on Flinders Ranges trek
Students Ryan Loader and Liam Hammer have always found it a challenge working with people.






















