‘How dare they’
A string of opportunistic thefts of charity donation tins across the Latrobe Valley has left investigating police disturbed by the "audacious" behaviour, allegedly perpetrated by two men due to face court this month.
Prepare to dine on this feast of film
Hungry Valley film buffs will be treated to another helping of quality cinema, when the Latrobe Film Festival returns to light up the big screen in Traralgon next weekend.
Churchill in NBN crosshairs
Churchill residents are set to have access to the National Broadband Network after the town was listed on the latest construction plan.
Authority says reports were not about health
The Environment Protection Authority has released a statement seeking to clarify the scope of two reports released last week which found there were no ongoing impacts of the Hazelwood mine fire on the Latrobe Valley environment.
Through the pages of Latrobe Valley Express
Fifty years of some of the Latrobe Valley's most prominent news stories has gone on display at Latrobe Regional Gallery.
Council’s road to improvement
Latrobe City roads will be improved after council received an additional $3.8 million through the national Roads to Recovery program.
Thirty-five years and still counting
Morwell RSL treasurer of 35 years Bill Hall has made it into the history books, becoming Morwell's third member to receive RSL's Meritorious Service Medal.
Old Gippstown’s cafe closes
Several employees lost their jobs when Old Gippstown management made the "difficult decision" to close its cafe on Sunday, 28 June.
Monash Wolves not sheepish against Churchill
Monash continued its Gippsland Soccer League mid season resurgence, returning from Churchill with a 3-1 win.
How safe is ‘Homesafe’ ?
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has called on the State Government to reveal more detail about its plans for a late-night public transport service from the Melbourne CBD to regional areas.
Budjeri Napan helping women get physical
Local indigenous women have been keeping their bodies and minds active through a new exercise program in Traralgon.
Walhalla still in the dark
A TOURIST destination in the heart of Gippsland, which welcomes more than 100,000 visitors each year, will continue running without internet service and limited mobile phone coverage.
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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...
