Rail outrage continues
A recommendation to terminate Gippsland trains at Pakenham appears to have been stopped in its tracks, with the State Government vowing it will not implement the proposal.
Latrobe City heeds the need to remove reeds, bulrushes
Latrobe City Council hopes to remove the reeds and bulrushes that have taken over Morwell's Kernot Hall Lake as soon as possible, if it finds surplus funding out of the budget.
Building tolerance one story at a time
Students at Trafalgar High School will become 'living books' as part of a joint project between the Centre for Multicultural Youth and the United Muslim Sisters of the Latrobe Valley.
A fairy good chance to break a world record
A swarm of wings, wands and tutus will converge on Old Gippstown later this month when the park attempts to break a world record.
Driven to freeze the disease
The sole local team in Daniher's Drive through Gippsland is hoping to boost the awareness of Motor Neurone Disease and greater Gippsland.
Augmented reality sets in
Augmented reality has made its way to the Latrobe Valley in a pilot program aimed at equipping students with futuristic, digital technology skills.
History in the making
Latrobe Valley students are talking about indigenous history as Australia's history in a series of art and cultural workshops at Lavalla Catholic College.
Latrobe City candidates come forward
The next council elections will be held on 22 October and candidates are announcing their nominations for a seat on Latrobe City Council.
Still no deal on CFA EBA
The Country Fire Authority and Emergency Services Minister are confident a new enterprise bargaining agreement will be signed "in due course".
Future assets put to the test
Residents looking to join Victoria Police as police custody officers were put through their paces during a physical test at Churchill on Saturday.
Underway, at long last
A two-storey retail and office development in the centre of Traralgon is underway after a decade-long wait.
Valley praised for dobbing in a dealer
Crime Stoppers has experienced a 533 per cent increase in tip-offs related to the distribution and manufacturing of methamphetamine across the Latrobe Valley as part of an initiative encouraging residents to "dob in" a drug dealer.
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By LIAM DURKIN
CRUEL irony has a new definition.
Morwell Football-Netball Club has lost prized recruit Will Lewis in one of the more dramatic turn of...
