Update: Bypass funding welcomed
Update 11.40am: The Committee for Gippsland has this morning welcomed the State Government’s commitment to fund a $1.4 million business case for a future Traralgon bypass.
Power grid at ‘crisis point’
Australia's National Electricity Market is at "crisis point" and there are concerns about whether the nation will have enough generation capacity in the future, according to a new report from the Grattan Institute.
Business hit by parking change
A Moe butcher says the loss of car parks opposite his shop on George Street has had a detrimental impact on his business and has called for angle parking to be reinstated in the street.
Training just the ticket for workers
Training just the ticket for workers
Police ‘Day of Action’ yields results
More than 75 extra police hit the streets last Saturday in an attempt to curb crime and crack down on people breaking the law.
Dreaming’s linguistic link
Aboriginal language conferences have shifted over time from linguists talking about their work to Aboriginal people talking about their languages, according to Latrobe Valley resident and chairperson of Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages, Doris Paton.
Culture celebrated in style
Kurnai College honoured NAIDOC a couple of weeks later than its scheduled date this year, however it was worth the wait as friends, family, politicians and Aboriginal elders gathered in the hall at the Morwell campus on Thursday, 17 July for some inspiring celebrations.
Two saved for price of one
A simple testing kit has been the difference between life and death for brother and sister Charlie Speirs and Margaret Speed.
Gunshot not targeted attack
A gunshot fired through the window of a rural home at Glengarry is under investigation after the incident was reported to police on Saturday night.
Cup a ‘symbol of acceptance, belonging’
Nine matches. Two clubs. One cause. And about 2000 Gippsland football and netball fans standing behind it.
Carter Holt Harvey worker transfer progress
Australian Paper has said it was committed to discussing a possible worker transfer scheme with the State Government which would potentially create positions for Carter Holt Harvey employees at the company's Maryvale Mill.
Video: Falcons ground back in public hands
State Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing joined Latrobe City Council this morning to announce the purchase of the 1,500-seat Latrobe City Sports and Entertainment Stadium.
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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...
