The face of road trauma
HE may not be pretty, but Graham knows how to withstand a car crash.
Writing on the wall for coal-fired power stations
THE closure of Australia's coal-fired power stations is "inevitable" with or without government intervention and planning must be done to ensure an orderly transition, according to a Senate committee interim report.
Battle lines drawn
STRIKES and an employee lock-out loom at Loy Yang with workers voting for work stoppages and bans to operate power generating units.
In a black spot of bother
Patricia Laine says she will never take staying connected to her loved ones for granted again.
Safe decommission urged by unions
UNIONISTS have used the Latrobe Valley's annual asbestos awareness event to urge energy giant Engie to partake in a safe decommission of Hazelwood Power Station.
Authority’s doors are open
A "Small but steady" number of workers and community members affected by the impending closure of the Hazelwood power station have gone to the Latrobe Valley Authority for assistance.
Turnbull turns to Latrobe
PRIME Minister Malcolm Turnbull has met with Latrobe City Council to hear firsthand its plans for the region's transition.
Open for business
LEADERS of trader groups representing the Latrobe Valley have united for a campaign urging the region's shoppers to buy local.
CFA responds to DASMA fire
A FACTORY fire at the DASMA recycling facility in Morwell early Friday morning has caused an estimated $300,000 damage.
Sustainable schools praised
A WEEKLY rubbish pick up day initiated by a Glengarry Primary School student has earned the school a sustainability award.
Services only a part of a ‘long list of needs’
The addition of 10 off-peak V/Line services on the Traralgon line will not address commuter frustrations, according to the Gippsland V/Line Users Group.
Rebuild lives piece by piece
WOMEN and children sometimes have little more than the clothes on their back when fleeing violent relationships.


















