Reliability the focus
Federal member for Gippsland Darren Chester says the energy policy unveiled by the government will improve affordability while encouraging Latrobe Valley power stations to invest in upgrades and secure local jobs.
Renewables raising costs: expert
The increase in renewable energy has contributed to the rising costs of the electricity transmission network, which most people don't realise, according to Latrobe Valley energy expert Ian Nethercote.
Chopperoo vs the world
Glen Gillam describes himself as "just a bogan from the bush", but the Toongabbie resident's woodchopping skills are up there with the best in the world.
Policy leaves a lot to be desired: EV
Environment Victoria campaigns manager Nick Aberle has questioned how Australia will meet its commitments to the Paris climate change conference if the federal government's energy policy is adopted.
Sisters making their mark
In high school, Heyfield's Bonnie Coleman felt the pressure to go to university as a switched-on young woman, however she always knew that wasn't what she wanted to do.
Morwell home invasion
Police are appealing for information following a serious assault in Morwell on Tuesday morning.
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.
Melbourne Stars set to light up Latrobe Valley
The Latrobe Valley is set to host a Big Bash League preseason match between the Melbourne Stars and the Hobart Hurricanes in December.
Bath to push for netball funds
State member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath has plans to ask the state government in parliament this week to include funding for the Moe and District Netball Association in the next budget.
Garden help wanted
A community garden aimed to inspire and teach students life skills outside of the classroom in Morwell will be launched later this month.
Meatworks job boost for Moe
The former Moe Meatworks abattoir will reopen next month after the site formerly owned by HY Moe Meat was purchased by HW Greenham & Sons last week.
Following in St James’ footsteps
Sixty-seven-year-old Calignee South resident Margo Thimm recently walked baout 800km on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage track.
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Morwell versus the world
BOCCE
By LIAM DURKIN
UNDERDOGS are common in Australian sport.
Think Steven Bradbury, Cliffy Young, or even the Australian cricket team at the 2023 World...
