On the road to honour the lost
For about six months Rob Eade has travelled Australia planting flags at war memorials in honour of those who have fallen in Australia's most recent wars.
New EBA on Christmas wish list
Public service industrial action will continue today as Department of Human Services staff face their third consecutive Christmas without a pay rise.
Let’s make a deal
The Latrobe Valley might be the first regional city in Victoria to become a part of a program that has delivered millions to a sports stadium and rail corridor in Townsville.
Traralgon sports centre closes
The Traralgon Indoor Sports and Aquatic Centre has gone into liquidation.
Nationals leader visits the Latrobe Valley
Members of the National Party are "checking in" with the management of Australian Paper - the Valley's biggest employer - as the community braces for impending job losses at Hazelwood.
Steady Christmas trading
It has been a steady, if not spectacular start to the Christmas trading period for businesses across the Latrobe Valley.
Claire conquers challenge
Most new mothers want to lose what is often referred to as "baby weight".
Gotta catch ’em all
Choppy water and fierce winds did not stop keen anglers from the dream of bagging their first big barra' at the Hazelwood Pondage on Friday.
Men to front court on drug and firearm offences
Police have charged two men with drug and firearms offences after warrants were executed in Carrajung Lower on Thursday.
Share Christmas joy
Gippslanders are asked to spare a thought to those less fortunate this festive season and give a gift to a child in out-of-home care.
Coal, rail top tabled strategy
Visions for Latrobe Valley's brown coal and rail futures were among a host of plans for the state when Infrastructure Victoria tabled its final 30-year infrastructure strategy in Parliament on Thursday.
A night by candlelight
Christmas songs will fill Traralgon's Sound Shell during the annual Carols by Candlelight.














