Make your voice count
Preparations are underway for the No Excuses! and Men Aloud Latrobe Valley community choir project which is set to attract thousands of people to Victory Park in Traralgon on 4 March.
Heyfield timber mill still in limbo
The future of Heyfield timber mill Australian Sustainable Hardwood remains uncertain with no progress made on a new supply deal with VicForests.
One way, or another: Chantal’s dream of becoming a doctor
Churchill mother of three Chantal Doward will next week take a huge step towards her dream of becoming a doctor.
Taking a stand: Valley’s inaugural Invasion Day rally
The Latrobe Valley will host its first Invasion Day rally today to mourn, not celebrate, the founding of the nation by British settlement.
Students snubbed: Gippsland-taught graduates given cold shoulder by Monash medical school
Gippsland-taught graduates are being denied the opportunity to study at Monash University's Churchill medical school.
Salt of the earth
Moe resident Steven Fodor claims he has the sweetest figs and oranges.
It’s time for a new pool
Calls for a new Traralgon-based aquatic centre are louder than ever after a community petition was launched yesterday.
Australia Day 2017
Hundreds of people have attended Australia Day breakfast events across the Latrobe Valley. Here are some snaps from this morning's festivities.
For the love of the game
Traralgon local Steve Heller is on the path to a career in gaming.
From strength to strength: Newborough gets parkrun
Since arriving in Gippsland in 2015 the global parkrun phenomenon has gone from strength to strength, with Newborough joggers the latest to put on their running shoes and get involved.
Hair raising adventure ends
David Tosch is enjoying his first week of retirement after about 60 years working on his feet as a Traralgon barber.
Environmental overhaul
A major overhaul of the environmental watchdog has been credited to community expectations borne out of the Hazelwood mine fire.


















