Rehab work underway
Owner operator GDF SUEZ has begun rehabilitation work on the northern batters of its Hazelwood coal mine.
No interest loans to make a difference
Low-income earners in need of white goods, car repairs or financial education will still have access to three microfinance schemes in Latrobe Valley.
Clive’s fond farewell
Serving as a local magistrate has been an experience "second to none" for Clive Alsop.
Cup day holiday returns
The town of Moe is rejoicing with Latrobe City Council granting a half-day public holiday to mark their largest race meeting.
Perfectly imperfect mummas
After its launch in January, the Perfectly Imperfect Mumma initiative is assisting rural and regionally-based mothers to overcome feelings of isolation, anxiety and depression.
Funds for air quality monitoring
Air quality monitoring in the Latrobe Valley will continue with a $1.35 million commitment from the State Government.
Hard work takes off
Moving to remote Australian communities and working three jobs at a time are some of the sacrifices 57 year-old Jacqueline Milroy has made.
The Waltz must go on for another year
Latrobe Valley residents will continue to waltz with another 'DanceSport Classic' event planned next year.
Water pressure down
Gippsland Water's Solicitor's Updates Online portal has proved a hit with local solicitors, conveyancers and home owners, according to the water authority.
Morwell firefighter’s courageous sacrifice
Leo Billington looks at the history of the Morwell Fire Brigade, which was formed 100 years ago on 1 January.
At the heart of the matter for local women
Heart disease is the single biggest killer of women in Australia and today the Heart Foundation is asking people to talk about it.
‘Yes’ to same sex marriage, says Darren Chester
Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester hopes his open support of same sex marriage will send a message of "respect, tolerance and acceptance" to gay people in country areas who are feeling isolated.