Firefighters’ dispute claims minister’s scalp
The state's CFA board has been sacked and Emergency Services Minister Jane Garrett resigned on Friday after they refused to sign the proposed enterprise bargaining agreement.
Gippsland Carers still pushing for support
The Gippsland Carers Association is again calling on the State Government for funding after the group failed to gain support in this year's budget.
Power stations on notice
The State Government has set an ambitious zero emissions target by 2050, suggesting a threat to Latrobe Valley power stations.
Latrobe Valley’s honoured ‘activist’
Express journalist Farrah Plummer spoke with Cowwarr's Helen Hoppner about her community advocacy, which saw her receive an Order of Medal of Australia on the 2016 Queen's Birthday Honours list.
From strength to strength
Twenty-two year-old Damian O'Brien is recovering well from the stroke he suffered last month.
Charged and ready to roll
A new wave of auto tourism is expected to surge in Gippsland at the unveiling of a public electric car charging station.
Storm of swords forecast for Moe
The battle is coming to Apex Park, Moe on Monday when knights, bandits and warlocks will brawl for glory and honour on the Queen's Birthday holiday.
No go on network piggy back
Telstra's chief executive has slammed a call by the Victorian Farmers Federation to open up its networks to competing mobile carriers.
Get ready to Rhumba
Ballroom dancers are sashaying their way to the Latrobe Valley to entertain a crowd rumoured to have an energy like no other.
Email scam still circulating
AGL Energy is warning the public an AGL-branded email scam containing malicious malware is continuing to be circulated.
Should health study include non-Morwell residents?
Consultation sessions for the review of the Hazelwood Health Study are about to get underway and the Morwell and Districts Community Recovery Committee is encouraging people across the Latrobe Valley to participate.
Valley jobs: Perseverance key to tough times
Valley traders are doing it tough amid a traditionally quiet election time, a slow winter season and rising unemployment.
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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...
