Rewarding service with a smile
The Valley's passion for quality customer service was on display at the Latrobe City Business Tourism Association's People's Choice awards this week, where a record number of voter's participated in hospitality's night of nights.
Chill out and help Lifeline
IT'S usually not until somebody tells you to "stress less" that you realise it's time to take a breath and begin to relax.
Morwell disadvantage ‘severe’
Morwell is one seven towns in Victoria suffering from a "complex web" of disadvantage at disproportionately high levels, according to a concerning new report from religious aid groups.
Valley awaits Labor energy policy
An alternative Australian government is set to announce a bold renewable energy policy that will once again place uncertainty on the Latrobe Valley region and its power industry workforce.
Kids unleash the artist within
ARTWORK ordinarily reserved for the kitchen refrigerator is being housed in a gallery with artists as prolific as Francisco de Goya and Rembrandt.
Rainbow replenishment
Latrobe Valley's keen anglers will enjoy improved odds in the coming season after 3000 juvenile rainbow trout were released into Lake Narracan this week.
Nats turn on one of their own
Calls for Nationals Member for Gippsland Darren Chester to be disendorsed by the party have prompted the MP to take steps to change the way he consults with grassroots members.
CSG position a political liability: poll
A THIRD of Morwell residents would change voting preferences if their political party supported the lifting of a ban to onshore gas drilling, according to recent polling by the Greens.
Man arrested in Morwell
Update: Two men have been charged with the alleged attempted murder of a police officer in Moonee Ponds.
Evidence ‘lacking’
Claims local councils pocketed savings from the carbon tax repeal made in the Herald Sun last week have been largely debunked across Gippsland.
In good hands
North of the tracks in Morwell, hope is being returned to the lives of some of Latrobe Valley's most vulnerable teenagers.
Coalition’s secret deal to protect AP
A secret deal by the former State Government to supply Australian Paper with timber at a discounted fixed price has shed further light on the financial vulnerability of the Maryvale Mill.
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Holding the line
By PEACE IJIYERA
ON the Saturday of Reconciliation Week (May 30), Indigenous author, Traditional Owner and Native Title Holder, Frankie Dunne, held a book launch...
