Get festive German style
This weekend the Latrobe Valley will celebrate Christmas with a market - but not as you know it.
Valley to avoid summer water cuts
The Latrobe Valley is unlikely to face water restrictions this summer with the area's main water storage Moondarra currently at 100 per cent capacity.
Rates challenge ahead
Prioritising council services and reviewing a 10-year financial plan are some of the measures Latrobe City is taking to manage future capped rate rises.
Calling for family support
Breastfeeding in public spaces and overcoming painful nursing were the focus of the Breast Friends community expo last weekend.
Don’t miss the boat
Latrobe Valley's small and medium-sized enterprises are well-positioned to win new work and support the defence industry, according to the Defence Materials Technology Centre.
A dancer’s final bow
Forty-four years of teaching dance to aspiring ballerinas will come to an end this weekend for Latrobe Valley dance teacher Julie Ryan.
Let’s ‘get it built’
After more than two decades of debate for a Latrobe Performing Arts Centre, an advocacy group is calling on the community to pitch in.
A humble man of the people is remembered
The man who would help anyone who asked for it.
The sign that Christmas is on the way
LETTERS to rival the famous 'Hollywood' sign have appeared on the hills behind Yallourn North.
Powerful message of pride
THE Latrobe Valley must take pride in the past, present and future of brown coal-generated electricity and its role in Victoria's economy.
Gippsland stalwart passes on
GIPPSLAND Trades and Labour Council stalwart John Parker has died over the weekend.
Air Force Cadets aim high
LEARNING to fly solo, how to survive in the bush and gaining basic engineering skills are among the opportunities offered at the Australian Air Force Cadets.


















