Federal tax cuts may go
Latrobe Valley tax and real estate professionals believe a plan to end negative gearing would be detrimental to the economy.
A thundering arrival
The intimidating sight of a twin rotor military helicopter thundering across Latrobe Valley skies last week had a much more personal story than met the eye.
Loy Yang to shut doors by 2050
The Loy Yang power station would close by 2050 along with energy giant AGL's other existing coal-fired generators, the company's Greenhouse Gas Policy has confirmed.
David just wants a job
David Guy stationed himself at the roundabout on Narracan Drive, Moe from Thursday last week in the hope of someone seeing his commitment and giving him a job.
Town’s future is in your hands, Morwell
Morwell's redesign is in the making with new city entrances and urban streetscapes as the Future Morwell project gets underway.
Help nab thieves
Police have set up a special taskforce to target theft from motor vehicles, following a recent spate of incidents in Morwell.
Latrobe City reforms asbestos approach
A Morwell resident's campaign to hold Latrobe City Council to account over a botched response to a recent asbestos scare has led to an overhaul of internal health service procedures.
Powerful journey for cultural education tarnished
An artistic Aboriginal walking trail along Morwell's Waterhole Creek will soon be officially opened, after vandalism delayed the project's finalisation.
A Latrobe Valley fundraising group helping others
Latrobe Palliative Care Fundraising Group is calling for more members and community support as it continues to raise funds for palliative care patients across the region.
Thriving triplet heifers from Yinnar are off to market
Triplet heifers were shipped off to market this week, more than two years after their surprise arrival on a Yinnar property.
Boolarra Pub: the Nineteenth hole
The Boolarra Pub will unveil a tribute to a beloved patron this Sunday, inviting the Latrobe Valley community to attend.
Esteemed praise for dedicated community spirit
Latrobe Valley dance teacher Julie Ryan and paramedic Neil Akers were acknowledged in State Parliament on Tuesday for their outstanding community service.
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Prepare for winter driving conditions this King’s Birthday weekend
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VICTORIAN road users are being urged to prepare for winter driving conditions as intrastate travel is expected to increase over the King’s Birthday...
