EPA action: ‘two years is too long’
The Environment Protection Authority has been criticised for taking too long to file action against Hazelwood coal mine operators following workplace safety charges.
Hazelwood owners charged
Hazelwood coal mine's operator is facing safety charges for the 2014 mine fire by Victoria's workplace safety watchdog.
Journeys spring to life before your eyes
Multicultural women from across the Latrobe Valley will turn into 'living books' as they share their journeys to Australia at the Traralgon library.
No trek too long for a wish to come true
Traralgon's ultimate bogan Nanna Shazz is going walkabout, canned spaghetti and "barbie" in tow.
Coffee to go… to a good cause
Shouting a stranger a cup of coffee might seem out of the ordinary at first.
Research is music to their academic ears
Research projects conducted by a Federation University Churchill academic have attracted the attention of China.
Moe man faces court over attempted murder
A Moe man accused of attempted murder had been involved in an ongoing neighbourhood dispute over barking dogs, a court has heard.
Public shut out of decisions
Latrobe City Council says it is implementing changes to improve transparency after it emerged councillors, at one point, made almost half of their decisions in sessions closed to the public.
Rail waiting game
Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan's visit to Gippsland has offered scant new information on the rail crisis plaguing the region.
Rate increase mooted
When Latrobe City Council flagged its intention to apply for a rate increase higher than the state's capped rates, it was simply leaving its options open.
Bridging the divide
Latrobe Valley police have rolled out a cultural competency training program to improve relations with the multicultural community amid criticisms of racial profiling hurled against Victoria's forces in 2013.
From little things big things grow
Among the rolling hills of Yinnar South sits a small, rural primary school that is leaping to life.


















