Offshore wind power plan
Plans to build Australia's first offshore wind farm off the coast of Gippsland have received a warm welcome, with State Energy Minister Lily D'Ambrosio saying she was excited about the project during a visit on Friday.
Mission to unlock China potential
A group of 10 Gippsland businesses have had the opportunity to explore potential export opportunities in the world's second largest economy during a State Government trade mission to China last month.
Brewing is in the blood
For David Breheny, brewing beer is a proud family tradition.
New prostate treatment
A new surgery for men dealing with enlarged prostates, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia, is now being offered in the Latrobe Valley.
Eagle soars in marathon
For 67 year-old Ray James, running the Traralgon Marathon is another race ticked off the list.
Migrants celebrate Italian national day
About 80 members of the Latrobe Valley community watched as 99 year-old Morwell resident Giuseppe Logiodice raised the Italian flag after mass on Friday at Gippsland Immigration Park.
Quit experts on hand this week
A partnership between the Gippsland Primary Health Network and Quit Victoria aims to make it easier for Latrobe Valley residents to part with their cigarettes.
Driver hits wire rope barrier
A 69 year-old Moe driver's car collided with a wire rope barrier near Morwell on Thursday, 1 June, according to police.
Gotta catch them all
Traralgon police have apprehended more than a six four-legged feline strays in the last week after countless sightings of feral cats roaming around the town.
Moe cemetery communications tower move scrapped
Telstra has abandoned plans to construct a telecommunications tower in the Moe Cemetery, following strong community opposition to the project.
Final farewell to customers
After 62 years of ensuring the men of the Latrobe Valley are dressed well, Chris and Russell Davidson hung up the measuring tape and closed the doors to Traralgon's Les Davidson Menswear for the last time on Friday
Homes for Latrobe Valley homeless
A Melbourne businesswoman has put her money where her mouth is, purchasing four properties across Victoria to be used as housing for the homeless.






















