Bomb threat in Newborough
A BOMB threat in a residential driveway on Tuesday is being investigated by Latrobe Crime Investigation Unit detectives.
Communication breakdown
RUNNING a small business is tough enough, but try doing it without phone or internet for three weeks.
Help stamp out firebugs
THREE years ago today the Morwell community was reminded just how devastating fire can be when the Hazelwood coal mine went up in flames.
Beware of matchstick men this summer
Crime Stoppers launched a campaign in Morwell this week urging residents to be on the lookout for unscrupulous tradies going door-to-door offering home maintenance and repairs at low rates.
Latrobe mayor on the warpath
LATROBE City mayor Kellie O'Callaghan has questioned the State Government's commitment to supporting jobs in the region in a social media broadside yesterday afternoon.
Prepare for change
EASTERN Victoria upper house MP Harriet Shing has moved to calm community concerns about the pace of transition, saying the Latrobe Valley was undergoing a long-term change and the key thing was "not just doing it quickly but doing it right".
Clock ticking on closure
WITH just 50 days until Hazelwood power station winds down, community members have started asking about what projects are coming which can help fill the void when the ageing generator shuts down.
Class Act goes international
Ever wondered what it's like to perform on Broadway? A group of young Valley performers will soon find out.
Ice seized in Valley raids
Police have discovered a large quantity of methylamphetamine as well as chemicals used to make drugs including ice, after raids in Newborough and Morwell on Tuesday.
Sale Diocese in line of fire
CATHOLIC Bishop of Sale Pat O'Reagan has moved to clarify figures released by the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse which show his diocese was the worst hit by accusations of child sexual abuse between 1950 and 2010.
Cold act stuns diabetic
THIEVES not only stole possessions from a Morwell couple's home, they almost robbed a man of his life.
Students, teachers step back in time
THERE was plenty to reminisce about on Friday at Morwell's St Vincent de Paul primary as former teachers and students came together to mark the school's 60th anniversary.




















