Uncover your family history
Whether you're looking to track down a long lost ancestor or just curious about where you come from Dawn Cowley and the team at the Mid Gippsland Family History Society want to hear from you.
Valley group delivers Hazelwood petition
A petition of about 1800 signatures calling for the State Government to keep Hazelwood station and mine open while a staged closure is conducted was tabled in state parliament yesterday.
Hazelwood rehabilitation bond increase push
With the closure of Hazelwood just over a week away, one of Victoria's top environmental groups has called for rehabilitation bonds at the site to be increased to the full cost of mine restoration to ensure the work is carried out.
Gippsland’s trailblazer
One character in Gippsland's past has blazed a life so distinct from the other women, or men, of her day, she's now a proud fixture in Rosedale's identity.
The diverse taste of Harmony day
More than 200 people celebrated diversity in the community and shared in a wide spread of international cuisines as part of Harmony Day festivities at the Latrobe Community Health Service on Tuesday.
Researchers build a partnership of hope
A research collaboration project to help identify and assist with the vulnerability of children, young people and families across inner Gippsland was launched in Morwell yesterday.
Focus on new field for thought
Biomanufacturing is big business in Europe and yesterday the conversation turned to how the Latrobe Valley could one day profit from the industry.
Morwell power station heritage push
Community members are calling for the Morwell power station's heritage value to be assessed.
Hazelwood North collision
Two cars have collided and caught fire at Firmins Lane in Hazelwood North this morning.
Strength personified
As a bodybuilder Renald Buhagiar was a mountain of muscle, but his strength ran far deeper than the hulking physique that made him Mr Australia.
Biggest yet?
A Cranbourne angler has caught what is believed to be the biggest barramundi yet, to be reeled in from the Hazelwood Pondage.
Years of planning
It will be at least three years until demolition work begins at Hazelwood power station, plant owner ENGIE revealed at a community meeting held last week.





















