Gibson’s strat to strike a chord
SHARON Gibson has four generations in her family who have called the Latrobe Valley home.
Down with the clowns
CALLOUS clowns brandishing baseball bats and axes have inspired fear rather than cheer in the Latrobe Valley.
Search for driver following Traralgon incidents
Police are searching for the driver of a silver utility vehicle following a series of incidents in Traralgon this morning.
Tam prepared for ‘pivotal’ time ahead
HE might be young, but Brendan Tam is not letting his age get in the way of having a crack at council.
Unfinished business remains for Rossiter
MICHAEL Rossiter stood for Latrobe City Council four years ago, because he thought Latrobe Valley residents were being deprived of opportunities for jobs and business development.
Middlemiss keen to help the Latrobe Valley
GRAEME Middlemiss has called Morwell home for more than 40 years. Why has he stayed?
Bring the art tour to you
Regional communities will attract the best performances and live events to their towns thanks to a new State Government program to strengthen regional touring in more places across the state.
German brown coal soldiers on
While debate intensifies about the future of the Latrobe Valley's power industry, Germany, the biggest brown coal producer in the world, has been building new coal-fired power stations to ensure the lights stay on.
Supply and demand
Continued speculation of national energy security has kept the spotlight on the potential closure of the Hazelwood power station and mine.
Persistent train of thought
Terminating Gippsland trains at Pakenham has not been ruled out by Infrastructure Victoria's draft 30-year infrastructure strategy.
Meaty boost for abattoir
A Trafalgar abattoir has been named the first recipient of funding under the government's $10 million Latrobe Valley jobs fund.
Remembering the forgotten war
Margaret Coulson didn't see much of her uncle after his return from the Boer War.




















