‘More to us than coal’
When talking about the Latrobe Valley post-Hazelwood the community often turns to the 'experts'.
Change is coming to Morwell
Morwell's Kitwood family has seen a lot of change over the years, but the Hazelwood power station and mine have been among the constants in their lives.
Investment push for the Valley
The Latrobe Valley could have a "distortionary" advantage over any other region in Victoria to attract business investment, with the government tempting industry with tax breaks and cash grants.
Direct rail link proposed
A dedicated Regional Rail Link from Gippsland to Melbourne has been recommended for State Government consideration in a draft 30-year plan for Victoria's infrastructure needs.
Final farewell for Commercial Road
Past and present students and teachers will unite later this month to farewell Morwell's oldest primary school as it prepares to shut its doors.
Shock to the system
When Hazelwood mine worker Jason Baldwin woke up on Thursday he believed he would have a job for at least another decade.
Growing potential
What was once a small plot of land strewn with grass and overgrown weeds has now become an abundant produce garden and perfect training ground for careers in horticulture.
State’s multi-million dollar business boost
THE State Government is injecting $266 million into the Latrobe Valley economy in the wake of energy giant Engie announcing it will close Hazelwood in late March.
Funding blitz greets Hazelwood closure
The State and Federal governments have rushed to unveil support packages for the Latrobe Valley after it was announced Hazelwood power station and mine will close in March next year.
Feds announce $43 million Hazelwood package
The Federal Government will immediately provide a $43 million support package for families and workers in the Latrobe Valley affected by the closure of Hazelwood.
Hazelwood closure: Live
Live coverage of the Hazelwood Power Station closure
Councillors ready to hit the ground running
All but one Latrobe City councillor attended Monday’s official declaration ceremony where the nine successful council candidates were formally announced.

















