A new life in Latrobe Valley
Memories of her busy hometown in South India left Radha Lakshumi wondering why Morwell was so quiet when she arrived here two years ago.
Man charged after Churchill incident
A 19 year-old Mount Waverly man has been charged after a traffic incident in Churchill at the weekend.
Coalition promises trauma support service
The State Opposition has announced a plan to offer immediate local support to community members in the aftermath of a traumatic event, under the Victim Support Rapid Response Service.
Generous gesture inspired by Hollie
A Morwell senior had been keeping her cut braids for more than 50 years until a young girl's act of kindness moved her to give them up for charity.
Motorsport Mecca is back on council agenda
Plans to build a multipurpose motor sport complex in the Latrobe Valley are back on the agenda.
Mobile apps the way forward for council
Latrobe City Council has given "in principle" support to integrate smartphone applications, known as apps, as a way for ratepayers to communicate with council.
Train lovers’ delight
If you're a railway enthusiast or appreciate fine attention to detail, the Latrobe Valley Model Railway Exhibition should not disappoint
Minister meets mill workers
Carter Holt Harvey workers and local unions met with State Agriculture and Regional Development Minister Jaala Pulford in Morwell on Thursday to discuss their options if the company's Morwell sawmill closes in August.
Union protests new welfare guidelines
About 10 unemployed and underemployed members of the Gippsland community congregated outside Centrelink in Morwell on Thursday at 1pm rejecting the Federal Government's budget measures to drug test welfare recipients.
Not in our cemetery: Moe residents oppose tower
About 50 community members gathered at the Moe Cemetery on Thursday to discuss their disapproval of Telstra's proposal to construct a 19 metre communications tower within the grounds of the cemetery.
Former Morwell student to inspire local leaders
Featuring successful author, philanthropist and former Morwell student Michael Traill as speaker, the Gippsland Community Leadership Program will hold its Annual Leadership Address at 6.30pm on Thursday night.
Bright future for barra: Fisheries
Fisheries Victoria has assured the public the deaths of hundreds of tilapia in the Hazelwood Pondage last week will not have negative implications for the stocked barramundi in the body of water.
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Morwell versus the world
BOCCE
By LIAM DURKIN
UNDERDOGS are common in Australian sport.
Think Steven Bradbury, Cliffy Young, or even the Australian cricket team at the 2023 World...
