Maryvale mill spill under investigation
An industrial spill at the Maryvale Mill is under investigation by the Environment Protection Authority, to determine whether waste has been released into the Latrobe River.
Sixty years of Pies on the rise
Glengarry Junior Football Club has come a long way since 1955, when founder Oswald Martin would transport young Magpies to their matches across Gippsland in his utility truck.
Knocking on Morwell’s doors
Latrobe City Council staff will hit the pavement this month to check in on the health and wellbeing of residents in a section of Morwell's south.
Shades of Gray
Traralgon local Steve Gray became a world champion on Friday.
CSG ‘fears and anxieties’ fall on deaf ears: Latrobe City
Mining companies and governments have failed to "respectfully listen" to the community's fears and anxieties related to coal seam gas activity in Gippsland.
More than just points up for grabs in MGFL
It's a trophy weekend in Mid Gippsland football with no fewer than three pieces of silverware up for grabs.
When internet killed the video star
Jock Eastham began to notice a curious shift in his Morwell video store clientele three years ago. This week, he closed his business for good.
Determined Dogs to face Cougars
Round 12 of North Gippsland Football will be split over two weekends, with four of the competition's top five sides to meet in three days of season defining footy.
The summit of youthful ingenuity
LATROBE Valley welcomed politicians, council officers and about 40 youth delegates from across Gippsland to take part in a youth councils summit this week.
Creating an inclusive workplace
Providing a supportive workplace for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex employees was the focus of a training awareness session at AGL Loy Yang.
Cr Sindt undeterred
Latrobe City Councillor Christine Sindt says she does not intend to remove or retract a controversial post on her councillor Facebook page regarding same-sex marriage.
State to get Gippslanders back to work
Aspiring chefs, farmers and hospitality workers across Gippsland will receive an additional $2.6 million as part of the State Government's TAFE Back to Work Fund.





















