Donate life: A mother’s gift goes a long way
Moe mother Jeanette Teague describes donating a kidney to son Bradley as one of the greatest privileges she's ever had.
Lund, Lambden put hats in council election ring
Mother-of-three Tracie Lund and public servant Guss Lambden are the latest candidates to announce their bid for a seat on Latrobe City Council.
Lend a helping hand to Gippslanders living it rough
If there is one thing Lisa Morgan has learnt in about 17 years of working with vulnerable people, homelessness is not a choice.
Music on the move
Latrobe Valley amateur musicians were thrilled to sit beside players and teachers from Orchestra Victoria last month when the Melbourne-based orchestra came to town.
More participants needed for health study
Only 25 per cent of Morwell residents so far targeted by the Hazelwood Health study have agreed to participate in the large survey component of the project.
Green vision for the future
Vegetable gardens, solar panels and energy efficient schools are just some of the plans Latrobe Valley students have for a sustainable future.
Wetlands springs up
A splash of land on the corner of Monash Way and Firmins Lane, Hazelwood North is beginning to look more like a wetlands precinct.
Postcards flood Gippsland
Postcards designed to promote Gippsland are proving popular, with 1400 printed since their launch in March.
Out of the wilderness
Preps at Kosciuszko Street Primary School recently celebrated "surviving" 100 days of school.
Uni’s quest to save the tiger
Federation University has joined an international campaign to save an endangered tiger species.
Balancing act
The Victorian Government has been warned of the "unreliability" of renewable energies as it transitions away from traditional brown coal energy sources.
Energy in demand
The State Government has refuted claims the closure of the Latrobe Valley's brown coal power stations will reduce national power supplies.




















