Futuristic learning takes flight
An activity as futuristic as flying robots in school could have formed part of Marty McFly's journey in the infamous Back to the Future trilogy.
The living narrative of our nation
Connection to country, sacred stories and the travels of indigenous ancestors were celebrated across the Latrobe Valley last week in the form of arts, craft and dance.
Coalition victory
Local MPs will serve as part of a Coalition Government after Malcolm Turnbull yesterday declared victory in the federal election.
The sane choice to help Gippslanders
The stories of eight Australians affected by bipolar, schizophrenia, borderline personality disorder, anorexia, major depression and suicide will be broadcast across 155 communities, including Traralgon, from today.
Demolition debacle
A heritage listed Morwell building is at risk of being demolished as part of the merger of three primary schools.
Call out to all the green thumbs
Community groups, schools and keen green thumbs are encouraged to get involved as planting begins at the new environmental wetlands area in Hazelwood North.
A weight off Natasa’s shoulders
Natasa Christidou had no one to turn to growing up.
Understanding consumer behaviour
A leading business innovator will visit the Latrobe Valley next month as part of the Gippsland Small Business Festival.
Landfill works completed
Baw Baw Shire Council's $5.5 million Trafalgar Landfill Rehabilitation Project is now complete.
Community college board expands
Community College Gippsland has grown its community Board of Directors from eight to 10 to increase its diversity of skills and knowledge in overseeing development of the not-for-profit adult education and training provider.
Muslim community’s warm Valley welcome
The broader Latrobe Valley community will have its chance to join a traditionally Muslim celebration when the end of Ramadan is acknowledged on Saturday.
Loy Yang negotiations continue to stall
The Fair Work Commission has rejected a second application for a protected action ballot for Loy Yang employees, calling the CFMEU "combative" in its negotiations.
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
