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Permit for fourth generation farmer

TEARS of joy flooded a full gallery on Monday, March 6, as Latrobe City Council approved a permit for the development of Kevin Perry's...

New leadership group

STARTING on March 1, a new operations leadership group began its tenure at Traralgon Fire Brigade. The CFA volunteers, led by Captain Adam Townsend,...

Tyers still waiting for bridge

NATIONALS Member for Morwell, Martin Cameron, has used his first adjournment debate in Parliament to urge the state government to fast-track the rebuild of...

Accommodation agreement is up in the air

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC ASIC's accommodation agreement with the Australian Tax Office-owned Traralgon office expires in 2025, prompting fears of job losses in the Latrobe Valley...

Holocaust survivor shares her story

LOUISE Gahleitner was just 10-years-old when two Nazi officers stormed her house and arrested her mother. The 92-year-old Austrian-born woman, who has lived in...

Milestone for Harriers Fun Run

THE 25th DFP Recruitment Latrobe City Community Fun Run and Walk is on this Sunday, March 26, and it's going to be a big...

Female class appointed

GRADUATES from V/Line's first all-female group of trainee drivers have begun their new careers as fully qualified drivers. V/Line chief executive Matt Carrick congratulated the...

AGL emphasises its intention of closure

By PHILIP HOPKINS AGL, reaffirming the need to extend its ash landfill and leachate storage pond for up to 20 years, has emphasised its intention...

Women celebrate 100 years

WOMEN from right across Eastern Victoria joined International Women's Day celebrations at Parliament House on Wednesday, March 8 marking 100 years since women won...

Hydrogen caution

By PHILIP HOPKINS THE Victorian Premier, Daniel Andrews, has said the technology behind Japan's $2.3 billion coal-to-hydrogen is unproven, as the government released the next...

Family group’s new dairy horizon

By PHILIP Hopkins VILLAGE Dairy was a well-established niche player in the dairy market, having long since tapped into Gippsland milk as the main source...

Employment rate worryingly low

By PHILIP HOPKINS WITH labour force participation in Gippsland well below the Victorian average, affordable and accessible education is a priority for the region, according...

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Uplifting experience for youngsters

By KATRINA BRANDON   CREATING a safe and fun space for local youth, the Uplift Collective came together on July 8 at Village Cinema Morwell to...