Council’s standing its ground
Existing landholders and prospective developers in the Traralgon south-east area have council's assurance there is no unacceptable risk of land movement or instability.
Golden prospects for Mantle Mining
Coal explorations licences across the Latrobe Valley and South Gippsland have been cancelled to the great reception of local opposition.
What’s the plan? A strength-led transition
An "incredible explosion" of ideas from Latrobe Valley residents, businesses and industries marks the pages of a draft 'strength-led' transition document paving the way for the region's transformation.
Government Christmas debacle
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has called for the State Government to declare Christmas Day a public holiday.
Let’s party at Moe library
Moe's thriving new library precinct is set for a celebratory christening on Sunday when a range of festivities are held in tribute to the success of the $14 million two-storey facility.
Keep work in the Valley
Job certainty in the face of Hazelwood power station and mine's impending closure was the focus of State Opposition's visit this week.
Moe firm manufacturing success: Shorten
Federal Opposition leader Bill Shorten used a trip to the Latrobe Valley today to spruik the importance of supporting local manufacturing as the region grapples with the impending closure of Hazelwood.
Welcome in the festive season
The Traralgon community will celebrate the festive season this Sunday with its annual Christmas parade.
Council to re-examine budget
The owners of Hazelwood power station and mine will still be required to pay rates to council once power generation ceases at the end of March, given they still own the land.
Up close at the races
A recent trip to the races paid off for a group of residents at Yallambee Aged Care.
The Valley remembers at bugle’s call
A vibrant cross-section of the community paid their respects to Australian servicemen and women past and present at the Moe RSL Remembrance Day service.
Wall of remembrance pays homage
Morwell Primary School's fence was ablaze with red again this year after staff, students, parents and helpers transformed it with poppies in homage to Remembrance Day.



















