Fuel price scrutiny
Latrobe Valley motorists have cautiously welcomed news Australia's consumer watchdog would apply a greater level of scrutiny to fuel prices, but have remained firm they want results.
A growing Latrobe Valley
The Latrobe Valley population is projected to reach 85,000 by the year 2031, a Latrobe City Council report has revealed.
Uproar over memorial
The veteran community has brutally criticised Boolarra artist Paul Jesse's memorial sculpture set to be erected in Churchill.
Thousands flock to festival
Warm evening weather saw an estimated 5000 people gather in Seymour Street for the first Traralgon Summer Night Festival.
Million dollar lifeline
Federation Training's Yallourn campus will be among the first to receive a share in $20 million of State Government emergency funding.
Meet moved
Moe Racing Club's scheduled 27 January meeting will be transferred to Stony Creek.
Medicare talks ongoing
The Federal Government will continue to consult with doctors and the broader community about changes to make Medicare more sustainable for the future, according to Health Minister Sussan Ley's office.
Big step for Jakob
A Traralgon boy has received treatment to improve his quality of life after a wealth of support from Latrobe Valley residents was shown last year.
Churchill’s new memorial
Churchill, in recognition of its fallen soldiers and its 50th birthday will see a service memorial erected on a concrete plinth at its town plaza and used in this year's Anzac Day Ceremony.
Aged care services feel sudden impact
Aged care service stakeholders have been shocked by the alleged embezzlement of $2 million by an employee at Latrobe City Council.
Lock your cars
Latrobe Valley police are reminding residents to lock their cars following a spate of 14 thefts from motor vehicles on Tuesday night.
Course sparks interest
About a dozen students have enrolled in a hands-on alternative to VCE at Federation Training, where participants will put skills into practice at Traralgon's VRI Hall.