Valley residents hooked up to NBN
More than 3700 Latrobe Valley homes and businesses are now able to connect to the National Broadband Network.
McMillan loses safe seat status
The seat of McMillan, considered a safe Liberal seat, saw a 5.86 per cent swing in Labor's favour, after the counting of 77.09 per cent of the vote.
Survey participants needed
Morwell residents living closest to the Hazelwood mine will be targeted this week as part of the Hazelwood Health Study's adult survey.
Recent work of wonders
Gippsland printmakers Amanda Thompson and Mary Ham's latest collection pays homage to the Latrobe Valley.
Spotlight reveals a bright future
Young people were the focus of a regional roadshow that stopped by in Traralgon last week to highlight the biggest issues facing youth in coming years.
Solve the murder mystery
Think 1930s. Think murder. Think mystery.
Latrobe Valley community to the rescue
A Latrobe Valley father has been overwhelmed by community support that has rallied around him since his car was stolen about two weeks ago.
EPA fines water authority
Environment Protection Authority Victoria has issued Gippsland Water with a penalty infringement notice of more than $7500 for a spill from the Regional Outfall Sewer in Rosedale in March.
Change of the guard
A former power industry, construction and maintenance worker from the 1980s has been elected as the new president of the CFMEU Victorian district mining and energy division.
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.
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.















