Strengthening parental bonds
PARENTS across the Latrobe Valley were treated to an early parenting awareness event at The VRI hall in Traralgon at the weekend.
The history of Troy
SONGWRITING has always come naturally to country music legend Troy Cassar-Daley, but writing a book struck a different chord altogether.
Heyfield’s ASHen-faced workforce
COWWARR'S Anthony Wilkes has always loved going to work at the Heyfield Greenmill. Now a black cloud hangs over him and his colleagues every day.
Let’s tessellate
Art has always been part of Aaron James Brown's life. It's a passion the Traralgon artist inherited from family, especially his grandmother, who helped instill a love of sound.
Alternate path for Hazelwood workers
THE Gippsland Trades and Labour Council has urged Latrobe Valley workers to get in touch if they are looking for help ahead of the looming closure of Hazelwood.
A serve of justice
COURTROOM curiosities were quenched for a fledgling flock of about 40 legal eagles in the making on Tuesday.
CGCA lower grades update
Rawson flew back into the top four on the back of a key win over Thorpdale as well as at the expense of Moe, who suffered defeat at the hands of Latrobe.
Not just a pipe dream
A CAREER in video games may sound like a warp-pipe dream but it's the day-to-day reality for Steve Heller.
Let there be light
Spanning a total of 27 days, the Walhalla Vinter Ljusfest will return this year after it secured government funding earlier this month.
VicForests denies supply offer
VICFORESTS has denied claims that it told Australian Sustainable Hardwoods large quantities of Central Highlands timber were ready for harvest last year.
Leases in limbo
MORE jobs in the timber industry could be at stake as Hancock Victoria Plantations faces uncertainty over the future use of local plantations.
Authority defends role
LATROBE Valley Authority interim chief executive Kylie White has moved to highlight the work done by the organisation after Morwell MP Russell Northe criticised it last week.

















