Council to embark on ‘eyesore’ crackdown
DILAPIDATED and abandoned buildings diminishing the image of the Latrobe Valley will be subject to a crackdown by Latrobe City Council.
‘Simple’ but important fixes
SENSIBLE and achievable improvements to the Gippsland public transportation network have been called for the development of the Regional Network Development Plan.
Merger plans fall through
GIPPSLAND TAFE institution Federation Training will keep its name, despite plans to no longer merge with Federation University Gippsland.
‘Retract and apologise’
A lawyer for Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester has formally requested Latrobe City Councillor Christine Sindt retract and unreservedly apologise for comments on her Facebook page.
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.
Relax and help heal the world
Relaxation, peace and giving back to the community are three philosophies of the yoga world, and Latrobe Valley residents can get their taste this Sunday.
















