Welfare crackdown worry
A local charity says the government's plan to drug-test welfare recipients has become a "politicised" issue that is unlikely to drive employment among those receiving the dole.
Road rage in Traralgon
Traralgon police are seeking public assistance to identify a man and woman allegedly involved in a road rage incident in Hotham Street, Traralgon on Thursday, 11 May about 11.50am.
Heritage decision by end of May
The fate of the old Morwell power station and briquette factory should be known by about 27 May, the chief proponent of the push to have the site heritage listed said.
Morwell weir through all the twists and bends
Nestled deep among the eucalypts and ferns in Morwell National Park is a significant man-made structure that once supplied a lifeline to Morwell.
160 jobs could go at Morwell sawmill
Workers at Carter Holt Harvey's Morwell sawmill were today told they will likely be out of a job by the end of August, which would result in the loss of 160 jobs.
Carter Holt Harvey in closure talks
Morwell-based sawmill owner Carter Holt Harvey has today announced it is consulting with staff over plans to possibly close its Latrobe Valley operation.
Children charged
Five children under the age of 17 have been charged after they allegedly stole three cars in Moe last week.
Last drinks at Morwell pub
For Latrobe Valley Hotel operations manager Melissa Cain, the hardest part of finding out the pub would close was breaking the news to the staff.
Dangerous Deeds opens local minds
An exhibition exploring the challenges people with disability face has come to Moe.
Shining a light on elder abuse
Shining a light on elder abuse
New home for Moe sculptures
For Moe's Jim Lawrence, producing art has been a passion since he was six years old.
Glasgow to Gippsland: Annie marks 100 years
Celebrating a 100th birthday on Mother's Day is something not many people get to experience.





















