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.
Glory awaits only one
The champion of the this year's Mid Gippsland Football League season will be crowned this weekend when Yinnar and Mirboo North do battle in the grand final.
Survey seeks your sexual assault views
The Gippsland Centre Against Sexual Assault in partnership with Monash University's Department of Rural Health has launched a research study in the form of an online questionnaire to gauge community attitudes towards sexual assault and relevant support services.
Constant companion’s last days exhibited
"There are a hell of a lot of people who have grown up with Hazelwood power plant all their lives and never seen inside it".
Vili seeks a furry friend
After returning from a trip overseas, mother of two Leanne said it was her mother who first noticed her son, then 16-month-old Vili, wasn't using words anymore.
Table tennis for mental health
Eighty-eight-year old Al San looks forward to Wednesday every week to get out of his house in Moe.
Coffee with a cop
Residents across the Latrobe Valley are being reminded to attend a 'Coffee with a Cop' on Monday, 11 September at Turn Back Time Cafe in Moe.
Young builders put to test
A challenge has been set for Newborough Primary School students to construct a model dredger in less than eight weeks.
Report flags summer blackouts
This summer represents the highest risk period for blackouts in Victoria, a new report by the Australian Energy Market Operator says.






















