Opening the Valley’s doors
Volunteers, family members and friends of the United Muslim Sisters of Latrobe Valley will celebrate the group's four years of support to the region's multicultural population on Saturday.
Low rates rise proposed
State Government-imposed rate-capping will again keep the annual rates increase low for Latrobe City, with a two per cent rates and charges rise proposed for the next financial year.
Doggy day delight
In May the streets and parks of Traralgon will become a sea of swishing tails and panting happy faces with the first ever RSPCA Million Paws Walk in the Latrobe Valley.
Big win for Australian Paper
Jobs at Australian Paper's Maryvale Mill will be supported after it was found subsidised foreign copy paper had been dumped in the domestic market, according to Member for Gippsland Darren Chester.
Help police identify areas of concern
Latrobe Valley residents will be given a chance to voice their concerns at a community safety forum headed by the region's top cops next month.
Early retirement scheme on the fast track
The Federal Government has fast-tracked the approval of an early retirement scheme that will open the door for retrenched Hazelwood workers to transition across to jobs at Loy Yang A Power Station.
Highway to history
From hauling timber and fish from Orbost and Mallacoota to Melbourne in the 1960s to operating a dredger at Loy Yang's open cut mine in the '80s and '90s, transport is in Max Devlin's blood.
There for the veterans
Support is quickly growing for Carry On Gippsland, an organisation that provides assistance and services for active and returned veterans and their families across the region.
Pedestrian killed by truck
A 35 year-old Traralgon woman has been killed this morning after she was hit by a truck on the Princes Freeway.
Safety for all
Isolation and the fear of being 'outed' are among the biggest struggles for the LGBTI community, according to one of Latrobe's gay and lesbian police liaison officers.
The common sense approach
An employee at Quantum Support Services did not let a busy schedule get in the way of better outcomes for the most vulnerable in Gippsland's Aboriginal population.
‘Doc’ is here to help
Fifty-one year-old 'Doc' lives a normal life.
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