Labor’s push for a ‘just transition’
Moving the Latrobe Valley beyond brown coal and into renewable energies is the focus of the Australian Labor Party's proposed transition plan.
Friends’ vertical shift of attitude
For someone scared of heights, Anglicare Morwell's Millie Kennedy is doing the unthinkable.
Force’s latest recruits
Who would have thought Gippslanders could find a police job on Facebook?
Moe fire under investigation
Emergency services were called to a fire in Moe on Thursday night.
Marching on to Morwell
Men clad in tartans, blowing into pipes, and beating into drums so big they need a brace to support the weight are marching into Morwell with pomp and circumstance.
Labor candidate withdraws
Labor Candidate for Gippsland Carolyne Boothman has withdrawn from the federal election race following legal advice about the incompatibility of her candidacy and job as a teacher.
Women to talk work rights
State Minister for Women Fiona Richardson will meet Gippsland's female workforce at a community forum on Wednesday.
No time to waste
Editorial- There's much we still don't know about how the State Government's $40 million Latrobe Valley transition plan and 'Hi-Tech' precinct will work.
Mill graduates to offer fresh paper perspective
Reducing cost and waste while improving workforce efficiency are the aims of a training program Australian Paper has developed to sustain its business in the Latrobe Valley.
University research project targets Valley childcare
The Latrobe Valley is the focus of a RMIT University research project targeting regional childcare.
Youth speak out in pivotal booklet
The voices of young Gippslanders in out-of-home care will now be heard in case management decisions following the launch of the 'My Views' booklet.
Dig deep for the Salvos
Two brass bands will perform in Traralgon this month to raise much-needed funds for the Salvation Army's aid work across the Latrobe Valley.


















