Illegal tree felling at Blue Rock and Tanjil South
Trees recovering from bushfire have been illegally felled near Blue Rock and Tanjil South.
Deadly consequences
A coroner has found a police pursuit that ended minutes before a collision which killed two men and injured a woman in Morwell should have been terminated sooner.
Valley hopes to ‘Pay it Forward’
Random acts of kindness for strangers are about to spread throughout the Latrobe Valley in a new initiative launching this week.
Walk to highlight blood cancers
A sea of blue, white and gold will illuminate Traralgon's Victory Park this Wednesday night in a bid to raise awareness of blood cancers.
Demand for family violence support
Family violence funding needs to be based on demand, rather than population. That's the message being given to the state's Prevention of Family Violence Minister Fiona Richardson as she meets with stakeholders across regional Victoria.
Unit to monitor mine safety
A mine fire safety unit will be established in Latrobe Valley as part of a recommendation of the 2014 Hazelwood Mine Fire Board of Inquiry.
Market surge in the Valley
Fresh flowers, fruit and veggies from local growers and handmade cheeses, wines and pastas are just a selection of the things you will find at the many farmers markets scattered across Latrobe Valley.
Council’s communication makeover
Community engagement is the focus behind three Latrobe City documents and a toolkit council has adopted as it tries to improve its communication strategies.
Council calls for government cash
Latrobe City Council wants a more "consistent source" of income for local government.
Old skills becomes new
A Latrobe Valley-based charity is hosting a crocheting event to raise funds to build an orphanage for child victims of war.
No love for grand final eve public holiday, survey reveals
Latrobe Valley businesses vehemently oppose the upcoming grand final parade public holiday, according to Member for Morwell Russell Northe.
Festival to send message ‘we all belong’
As Melbourne authorities prepare for a new round of clashes between anti and pro Islam protesters on 10 October, the Latrobe Valley's multicultural community will instead celebrate the region's diversity.
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
