Latrobe City Council candidate Johanna Sykes promotes brown coal
Johanna Sykes was holidaying in the Netherlands when she learned how much coal the nation imports from Australia.
Hazelwood employees are shrugging off media speculation
Hazelwood employees are shrugging off media speculation the power station and mine may close as early as April 2017.
Should we continue polluting?
It has never been a question of 'if' but 'when' for environmentalists.
Every little gift counts
Latrobe Valley residents Lorraine Piechota and Dawn Moore are calling for donations to Operation Christmas Child, an initiative that sends gift-filled shoeboxes to impoverished children across the world.
Sport focus for aspiring West Ward candidate
Fighting for state-of-the-art netball courts in Moe has spurred Latrobe Valley mother Tamara Kennedy to run for Latrobe City Council.
Port’s cash cow for Gippsland farmers
Gippsland farmers are set to milk the cash cow of the Port of Melbourne lease, with grants available to build livestock underpasses.
Moving the mountain to the man
For Yinnar's Allan Wyhoon the difference between his experience with prostate cancer compared to his father's is like day and night.
Morwell is central to Boothman’s cause
Carolyne Boothman didn't let a stint in hospital stop her from throwing her hat into the local leadership contest.
Unite to light the night
Parades of blue, white and yellow lights will take place across the Latrobe Valley in the coming weeks as the community supports the annual Light the Night fundraiser.
Is the end near for Hazelwood?
Media speculation the Hazelwood Power Station would likely close as early as April has sent government, community, union and political leaders scurrying for answers.
Hazelwood closure speculation: The community responds
Community calls for unity, state and federal government support in wake of Hazelwood closure speculation.
A can of food relief awaits
A can of food relief awaits
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
