Road safety starts with you
As one of the driving forces behind making seatbelts compulsory in Victoria, Donald Gibb knows a thing or two about road safety.
Festa hits high note
Mirboo North was transformed into little-Italy last weekend as a sea of green, white and red graced the leafy town for the Italian Festa.
Spirit to echo in Traralgon
Before you read any further, jump onto Youtube and search for Melbourne band My Echo's third single 'Meet you there'.
Mechatronics bring mega opportunities
What do Istanbul, Turkey, Vicenza, Italy and Nagoya, Japan have in common with Churchill, Victoria?
Special school ‘past its use-by date’
Parents and staff at Latrobe Special Developmental School tired of working out of portable and run-down classrooms are calling on the State Government to provide new buildings.
Sports cash splash
A pair of major Latrobe Valley recreation projects years in the making will finally go ahead after the Federal Government yesterday announced it would provide funding to the tune of $6.6 million.
Rally called to save Hazelwood
Latrobe Valley residents are being asked to take to the streets in support of keeping Hazelwood power station open.
Super splash brothers
The threat of fire to critical infrastructure, such as our coal mines, is one the Latrobe Valley knows all too well.
Drumming into addiction
Former Rose Tattoo drummer Michael Vandersluys knows the demons of addiction.
Opposition pledge to build new hospital
The State Opposition has pledged to build a new West Gippsland Hospital if it wins government at the next election.
Clean coal tech feasible but expensive: experts
A senior energy analyst at the independent Grattan Institute has agreed with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull's declaration that coal has a future in Australia but said it would only be possible if coupled with technology which drastically reduced its carbon emissions.
Hundreds lose power in Traralgon
Power was offline to more than 700 properties in Traralgon on Friday afternoon due to a fault.




















