Greyhound club’s new lease on life
A NEW 21 year lease for Traralgon Greyhound Racing Club is on the brink of approval.
Lettuce have it
SICK leaves of a different variety were the bane of Moe Coles store management last week.
FedUni’s ‘clean’ approach to coal
THE Latrobe Valley will be at the core of a national research project aimed at extending the life of brown coal.
On the march to better health
STUDENTS at Lumi Christi Primary School braved the spring rain in Churchill last week to participate in Walk to School month.
Book week’s a page turner
Staff, students, parents and parishioners recently celebrated book week at St Kieran's Catholic Primary School in Moe.
The golden sound of silence
SEVEN years ago when Newborough's Kevin Newey moved into his Old Sale Road cottage, he thought he had found the perfect home.
Panther catches the scent
WHEN it comes to a smelly business, local noses are better detectors than computer generated air modelling.
Working together to diversify Valley’s future
Latrobe City Council has met with senior Federal Government ministers to discuss priority projects to diversify the local economy.
Pretty piggy bank in pink
A GIANT piggy bank weighing in at 700 kilograms rolled into the Latrobe Valley last week in a bid to raise $1 million for children with life-threatening conditions.
Flinders puts faith in Chairo
FLINDERS Christian Community College will be re-branded as Chairo Christian Traralgon as of 2018 in a bid to 'sustain' Christian education in the region.
Beaut bulwark of bollards
MORE than 15 decorative bollards are due to be installed at Moe's Railway Station to improve safety.
Faith in the family violence solution
RELIGIOUS leaders from across Gippsland will be given the opportunity to do their part in curbing family violence.
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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...
