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Franklin Street speed limit reduced to 40km/h

Drivers will need to slow to 40 kilometres an hour along Traralgon's Franklin Street after the completion of a $225,000 project aimed at improving road safety./h

Onlookers praised for saving driver

Police have hailed the actions of road workers who pulled a man from a burning utility after a collision near Flynn on Thursday.

ANZAC Day 2016: Wall of honour

It was impossible not to learn about Australia's war history at Morwell Primary School last week as images and stories lined the school's Maryvale Road wall.

A pain-free focus

When Chloe Bulmer begins to tell you how it feels to be pain-free, she breathes an audible sigh of relief.

Free rein on art

A surrealist mural has appeared on the wall of a Buckley Street caf , the latest in a series of Morwell street art projects.

Drive safely this weekend

Police are urging motorists to drive safely this weekend as they conduct Operation Tribute.

Head-on collision near Flynn

TWO cars have collided and a truck has rolled over on the Princes Highway near Flynn this morning.

FedUni’s far reach

A joint venture between Latrobe City Council and Federation University has been designed to attract Chinese students to the Valley.

Valley’s clubs bowling to a top standard

Two of Latrobe Valley's community clubs were recognised as among the best in the state at Community Clubs Victoria's Gala Black Tie Awards night at the weekend.

Funding boost for Moe’s Baringa School

Moe's Baringa School will open its doors to more students following a $3 million State Government funding boost.

They’re here: barramundi splash into the pondage

The first batch of 1600 of the iconic hard-fighting fish were stocked into the Hazelwood Pondage yesterday, making it the first ever Victorian waterway with barramundi.

Behind the lens of a war photographer

Photographer James Pinkerton Campbell captured significant events in Australian history, both at home and at war. Now, his own life has been documented in a new book by Toongabbie-born author Alan Harding.

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