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Proposed brothel sparks moral debate

ABOUT 20 objections and one submission in support of a brothel to be built in Traralgon have been sent to Latrobe City's planning team.

Paper fight escalates

A NEW lobby group will step up the campaign for government departments and agencies to buy recycled paper made at Maryvale Mill.

Tourists destined for the Valley

LATROBE Valley's tourism industry is stronger than ever, with figures showing visitors are flocking to the area.

‘No offence intended’: Sindt apologises

Latrobe City Councillor Christine Sindt has been directed to apologise for any offence resulting from posts on her official councillor Facebook page.

Push to stand tall against family violence

Latrobe City Council has just signed a new enterprise bargaining agreement, which includes a family violence clause.

Last-minute reprieve for Sunflower project

A council grant worth $12,500 has been awarded to the group behind the Get Sunflowered project.

Jobs under threat at Loy Yang

At least 15 power station jobs will be lost at AGL Loy Yang under a new enterprise bargaining agreement put to employees.

State launches coal program review

The State Government has launched a review of coal development programs and new coal policy after a Latrobe Valley demonstration project was withdrawn.

Latrobe’s airport set for takeoff

Acting Prime Minister Warren Truss has thrown his support behind recent upgrades to the Latrobe Regional Airport, saying it has cemented the facility as a state-of-the-art regional airport.

Towering inferno

Firefighters fought for seven hours to control a tower of burning sawdust at Carter Hold Harvey timber mill on Tuesday.

Liquor lock-out

Moe police have quashed a swell of packaged liquor thefts from bottle shops and supermarket retailers under a crackdown ban.

Bid to keep GPs local

Keeping health students in the Latrobe Valley after graduation was the focus of the Federal Rural Health Minister's visit to the region on Tuesday.

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