Greens bring renewable plan to Valley
The Greens national leader is visiting the epicentre of the brown coal power industry to discuss the party's plans to power the nation with 90 per cent renewable energy by 2030.
No substitute for Interchange
Thirty years ago, a small not-for-profit agency opened its doors and began offering much-needed respite to families of Latrobe Valley residents with a disability.
Water authority’s service snag
Gippsland Water has apologised to a Traralgon butcher after he waited more than a day for advice about whether his water was safe to consume following a main break in the area.
Stitching up history
Former workers of a once-bustling factory that stood in Churchill's industrial estate will have a chance to reunite this year, 30 years since its closure.
Power down plea
Health concerns linked to mine activity pollution have prompted calls for a strategy to close down brown coal power stations in the Latrobe Valley.
More music, please
A Moe piano instructor wants music back in the classroom following a decline in schools offering musical education.
Fairytale dances on Moe stage
Classic fairytales and children's characters were brought to life last week at the Moe Dance Eisteddfod.
Twenty years of ongoing support
Members of Morwell-based International Women's Group recently celebrated their 20th birthday, reflecting on two decades of ongoing support.
Book your spot at Latrobe’s big BBQ
Former AFL stars Brendan Fevola and David Schwarz will join Tasmanian mine disaster survivor Todd Russell to speak at the fourth annual Latrobe's Biggest Ever Blokes BBQ.
More charged over Whroo body
Police have charged a third and fourth person following the discovery of a body in a disused mine at Whroo, in the state's north, last month.
High time for change
Gippsland representatives are relieved the once hidden issue of family violence has been brought into the open.
Broadbent backs McMillan name change
Momentum is building to change the name of the federal seat of McMillan, with sitting member Russell Broadbent writing to the Australian Electoral Commission with a suggested replacement.

















