Vietnam veteran’s son cycling in remembrance
The Traralgon son of a Vietnam veteran has described cycling from Seymour to Canberra in the VetRide as an emotional journey.
Councillor criticises ‘closed meetings’
A LATROBE City councillor believes a detailed investigation into what the council looks at in closed meetings should have taken place before damning data was released.
Traralgon’s inaugural car park market
MEN defied the stereotypes and shopped up a storm on Saturday at Traralgon's inaugural car park market.
Rosedale childcare service to close
ROSEDALE's only childcare service will close its doors on 30 June.
Latrobe City’s draft budget breakdown
Latrobe City ratepayers can expect a conservative budget for the forthcoming financial year under a new capped rate increase and declining federal grants.
Who cares for our carers?
The Gippsland Carers Association is on the verge of having to operate at reduced capacity as funding for staff dries up at the end of the financial year.
Restrictions lifted at Pondage
Usage restrictions at Hazelwood Pondage have been lifted, including the five knot speed limit.
Frightening discovery
A picnic at the park almost turned into a parent's worst nightmare after a three year-old narrowly avoided a needle-stick injury.
Help wanted to tell your story
Two young documentarians are seeking photographs and video content to help tell the story of the Hazelwood mine fire.
Mandatory kilojoule labelling
Large chain food outlets and supermarkets will be required to display the kilojoule content of food and drinks on menus and price labels as part of new laws to be introduced by the State Government.
Charity starving for food
For more than 20 years, Theodora House has delivered food to Morwell residents in need.
Some ease at the pump
Latrobe Valley motorists are paying less at the pump than their metropolitan counterparts for the first time in more than three months following a surge in Melbourne fuel prices.
















