Push for school upgrade
It took last Tuesday's morning downpour to expose what has been plaguing staff and students at Latrobe Special Developmental School for years a leaking roof, narrow pathways which affect wheelchair users and out-dated facilities.
Ambulance upgrades
Coming back to work after three years off due to a manual handling injury sustained at work, Moe based paramedic Dave Neyland was concerned he wouldn't be back for long.
Call-out for innovators
Ms Eyles is one of several Australian digital innovators speaking at the upcoming Binary Shift conference in Traralgon.
Heart services boost
Within four or five years, it is likely Latrobe Valley residents will be able to have all their heart treatment done at Latrobe Regional Hospital without having to travel to Melbourne, The Alfred hospital head's of cardiac cathertisaton laboratories, Archer Broughton, says.
Handy push for positive images
A positive future for Morwell is the catalyst behind a new photographic exhibition to be showcased at Federation University's Switchback Gallery in November.
Indefinite strike action
More than 600 Dorevitch Pathology workers across the state have gone on strike indefinitely, beginning at noon Friday.
Emotions run high as new bikes presented
It was an emotional scene at Traralgon Football Club on Friday afternoon when 42 school-aged children were presented with bikes thanks to Australia's longest running motoring event, the Variety Bash.
Power workers rally for children
A group of Latrobe Valley power industry operators have set out across the country in an attempt to raise funds for children in need at this year's Variety Bash.
Minor flooding causes exit closure at Moe
Heavy rain has caused minor flooding at Moe, resulting in the closure of the first Moe Traralgon-bound exit near McDonalds.
Morwell and Traralgon meet for 200th time
Morwell and Traralgon will meet this weekend for the 200th time in organised football competitions, dating back to when Traralgon crossed over from the old Gippsland Football League to the Central Gippsland Football League in 1936.
VIDEO: Ambo stretchers unveiled in Moe
More than 600 state-of-the-art powered stretchers have been installed in Victorian ambulances, allowing paramedics to raise, lower and unload patients without having to lift them manually.
Skilled workers get just reward
Almost five months since the closure of Hazelwood Power Station, ex-Hazelwood workers Chris Barfoot and Peter Massey are well and truly on their way to new things.
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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...
