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Latrobe City councillors say they're in the dark over the State Government's $40 million transition package for the region.

Ratepayers have once again dodged an estimated $100 million bill following a Supreme Court of Appeal decision in Latrobe City's favour.

Public transport remains "poor" in the wake of V/Line's multi-month train cancellation crisis earlier this year, according to the Gippsland V/Line Users' Group.

This year Reconciliation Australia asked the country to reflect on its national identity as well as the place of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and rights in the nation's story. In doing so, a range of activities took place across the Latrobe Valley this week.

Something as simple as a shared meal is hoped to bring the Churchill community together and offer those feeling isolated or in need, a place to build relationships.

Yallourn North grandmother Paula Pettingill is looking to break a personal record when she takes on the annual Stadium Stomp next month.

The creators of Live at Spectrum say prospective viewers need to first watch what they've produced in order to fully understand the concept of a live television show streamed online.

Fifteen of Latrobe Valley's 'unsung heroes' and their archetypal qualities have been captured in three-dimensional busts, on show in Morwell until 3 July.

Ljubica Radin is excited to add her name to the estimated 15.6 million Australians who will cast their votes at the upcoming federal election.

Almost half way through this year's federal election campaign, the Australian Labor Party yesterday announced its replacement candidate for the seat of Gippsland.

Unionists have filed for a second protected action ballot order for AGL Loy Yang employees with the Fair Work Commission.

A train service every 20 minutes in peak times at regional stations including Traralgon is among the long-term goals set out by the State Government in a development plan for Victoria's regional rail network.