Winter market for Valley makers returns
Two years ago Latrobe Valley caterer Stacey Savage decided it was time to be her own boss after 15 years of making food in a Traralgon cafe.
Family reading key for laureate
Australian Children's Laureate and beloved author Leigh Hobbs will visit Traralgon from 25 to 27 July.
Fighting fire with fire
State Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath has returned from Far North Queensland with a furthered understanding of the importance of Indigenous firestick land management and how it could be employed in Victoria to prevent wildfires and renew lost cultural practices.
‘Eye-opening’ forum
A lukewarm response to a public forum on emergency management has prompted Latrobe Valley's service providers to rethink their strategy in engaging culturally and linguistically diverse communities.
Share your voice
In what is perhaps a creative first for the Latrobe Valley, Alt_Art is hosting a 'Spoken Word' open mic night in which poets, musicians, storytellers and other performers are encouraged to participate.
Playing for pride
AFL Gippsland today launched its inaugural Pride Cup with the reveal of specially-designed football jumpers and netball dresses ahead of next weekend's clash between Glengarry and Traralgon Tyers United.
Valley’s ‘most wanted’ in spotlight
Victoria Police and Crime Stoppers have launched a new 'Crime Crackdown' campaign in an attempt to track down the Latrobe Valley's most wanted.
Charges follow Ryan’s incident
A 28 year-old Morwell man has been charged following an alleged traffic incident near Ryan's Hotel in Traralgon on Saturday, 27 May.
No need for council help
Filer of the successful application to have the Morwell Power Station and Briquette Factory heritage value assessed Cheryl Wragg has responded to Latrobe City Council's formal support of the heritage listing of the site.
Clarity needed on coal policy: Bath
State Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath has called for more clarity around the approvals process for new Latrobe Valley coal projects following the release of the State Government's policy surrounding the future use of the resource.
Plant needed: expert
The man who used to run Loy Yang A power station, Ian Nethercote, has taken to task critics who oppose modern brown coal power stations that cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Small and weak barramundi removed from Hazelwood Pondage
Up to a tonne of Hazelwood Pondage barramundi have been removed and euthanased amid concern for their health and survival.
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