Morwell gets Tidy Town judge visit
A group of passionate Morwellians hope to put their community on the map this year after entering Morwell for the Tidy Town of the Year award.
Maternal services boost
An additional 600 Latrobe Valley families will have access to support through the expansion of the Enhanced Maternal Child Health Service until their child turns three.
Learn about our pioneering women
Through the twists and turns of the gravel footpaths around the Traralgon Cemetery rest some women that pioneered Gippsland.
Emissions limits slammed
Emission limits applied to Australian power stations, including Yallourn, Loy Yang A and Loy Yang B, are significantly less stringent than the standards in the European Union, United States and China, an Environmental Justice Australia report says.
Valley’s own an Aussie first
Mahindra Aerospace this week received the go-ahead to roll out its latest aircraft, a single-engine 10-seat plane known as the Airvan 10.
Bill impact still to come
Bill impact still to come
Help at hand to break cycle of debt
Those under financial pressure in the Latrobe Valley and surrounds will now have access to a safe and affordable alternative payday lender with the official opening of Good Money in Morwell yesterday.
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.
Community rallies for Chloe
Living with a rare a neurological condition has been difficult for nine-year-old Chloe Saunders.
Alex’s eyes set firmly on Paralympics
Alex Vuillermin is just 17 but has already achieved well beyond her years.
Bypass gets backing
A survey has revealed more than 80 per cent of Traralgon and broader Gippsland residents, retail traders, business operators and transport industry representatives support the construction of a Traralgon bypass.
GovHub builders wanted
GovHub builders wanted




















