Marking a decade standing against domestic violence
The FMC Mediation and Counselling Traralgon Family Relationships Centre celebrated a decade of community outreach this week.
Guides shrug off flood
After the hot water system caused a flood and extensive damage to their beloved hall early last month, the Traralgon Girl Guides are determined to rebuild.
Waste to a wealth of energy
A bold new project that would convert household waste into energy in the Latrobe Valley can now enter its first major phase following joint investment by the state and federal governments.
Alleged positive drug test
A man has allegedly returned positive to a roadside drug test after police pulled him over at Traralgon on Monday.
No dumping: tranquil reserve tarnished
Outraged residents are disgusted after rubbish including milk cartons, empty dog food tins and fast food packaging was recently dumped near Toms Bridge on Tanjil East Road at Maryvale.
Opportunity to hand in unwanted guns
Heirloom firearms can be discarded under a no-questions-asked arrangement following Australia's first gun amnesty since the 1996 Port Arthur massacre.
Book worm heaven returns
A massive collection of books will be on offer this weekend as the Yarragon Book Fair opens its 14th annual fundraiser in support of the Yarragon and Darnum Ellinbank fire brigades.
Euro wood supply greater than ours
Claims there is not enough wood to supply the Heyfield sawmill are undermined by research showing that percentage-wise, Victoria has more than eight times the amount of forest in conservation reserves compared with Europe.
Musical tribute to the Anzacs
The unique sound of the Victoria Police Pipe Band bagpipes, combined with the symphony of the Royal Australian Navy Band made for some colourful entertainment on Wednesday night.
Leighton takes the reins as Baw Baw Shire chief executive
Baw Baw Shire Council appointed Alison Leighton as the organisation's chief executive on Wednesday night.
Plenty to reflect on from Manfred’s work
Morwell artist Manfred Krautschneider traded his academic life as a mathematician for art, however to him, it's all research.
Tunnel heritage win
A 15-year community fight to preserve a historically significant section of the Thomson River has reached a major milestone, following a Heritage Council of Victoria ruling.
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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...
