Walking tall
A group of people with disabilities have successfully campaigned for the construction of a pedestrian refuge at a lethal crossing in Moe.
Suspicious house fire in Moe
An unoccupied house in Keith Avenue, Moe was destroyed by fire about 10.30pm, Saturday, 10 September.
Callout to prospective Latrobe City councillors
Nominations to stand as a candidate for the 2016 Latrobe City Council elections open on Thursday.
The memories remain
The rich colours and rough grain of the super 8 film are inherently nostalgic.
‘Eternally grateful’ for support
A victim of domestic violence said she left her husband the night he "came home drunk, attacked my grandson and then hit me".
At-risk teens put to the test on trek
They journeyed more than 120 kilometres over eight days, but the lessons they'll take away from the experience will last a lifetime.
Crunch time as vote looms
An ultimatum hangs over power station and mine employees at AGL Loy Yang as they consider a new Enterprise Bargaining Agreement by the Fair Work Commission.
Valley toy run takes on a new life
Hundreds of toys will again be delivered to local children in need this Christmas, following the reinvention of the Gippsland Motorcyclists Toy Run.
The birds: When magpies attack
The first day of spring is meant to signify a time of rebirth and renewal.
Stay clear of ‘pies this season
Spring has sprung and Latrobe Valley residents are being warned to keep an eye out for swooping birds during magpie breeding season.
Funding for jobs,infrastructure
A fund to provide training and education tailored to meet local job and skill gaps is now available in the Latrobe Valley.
Staff walk off the job
Latrobe Valley Centrelink staff walked off the job in unison with tens of thousands of public service workers across the country for a 24-hour strike on Friday as a three-year old industrial dispute intensifies.


















