Dancers unite at Morwell Festival
A sold out gala evening celebrating 30 years of dance concluded the Morwell Festival of Dance on Saturday.
Lung function service returns
Latrobe Regional Hospital's lung function testing service will resume today following the arrival of new equipment from Germany.
Car torched in Morwell
Latrobe Criminal Investigation Unit is seeking witnesses of a car fire on Saturday night.
Luke’s long-lasting union with the Latrobe Valley
IT was at the advent of the power industry's privatisation that Luke van der Meulen became an unintentional unionist.
Morwell school merger ‘lacks detail’
A PARENT of two students attending one of the three Morwell schools set to merge has voiced concerns over the project's lack of finer details.
Looking for work
FOR Latrobe Valley jobseekers like Deborah Peatey, it is an ongoing struggle to find employment.
All aboard museum’s latest catch
A Holden-built World War II Australian Army work boat is the newest exhibit at Trafalgar Holden Museum.
Vietnam veteran’s legacy will live on
A VIETNAM war veteran who survived the Battle of Long Tan and Operation Bribie has died aged 71.
Here to ‘make a difference’
DEEPENING community ties and better preparing graduates for the local workforce is the focus of Federation Training's new chief executive.
They can definitely dance
GIPPSLAND'S up-and-coming dancers have put on a spectacular show for Morwell Festival of Dance's 30th anniversary.
Jack’s all smiles
WITHIN five minutes of saying 'hello' to three year-old Jack Radford, the Hernes Oak boy has you throw and catch any toy he can get his hands on.
Bowled out of proportion
THE new owners of a Morwell tenpin bowling alley want to allay fears an all abilities bowling league will no longer be able to use their facility.
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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...
