Emissions policy disappoints
ENVIRONMENTAL commentators have maintained their disappointment in the Emissions Reduction Fund, with Latrobe Valley power stations unlikely to participate in the scheme.
Anzac Day: Churchill
Hundreds gathered at Churchill's civic space for the 50 year-old community's first ever Anzac service.
Anzac Day: Rosedale
CROWD numbers exceeded expectations at Rosedale RSL's first ever dawn service.
Anzac Day: Traralgon
IN the stillness of morning, more than 2000 people roused from their beds to gather around the rose-lined cenotaph on Kay Street.
‘Lingering questions’ remain
The terms of reference for a reopened Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry, tasked to probe concerns of a spike in deaths during last year's fire, are set to be announced later in May.
Indigenous pride takes centre stage
IT was history in the making as the Churchill community gathered to commemorate Anzac Day 2015, marking 100 years since the Gallipoli landing.
Pool plan may change
Latrobe City Council says it's open to considering potential changes to existing plans for Traralgon's proposed indoor pool in a bid to increase the chances of attracting funding fast.
Boil water alert lifted
Gippsland Water has lifted the boil water alert for Morwell residents following independent water quality test results.
The true cost of care
LATROBE Valley families and early childhood education centres are hoping for more affordability and accessibility as they await national reform within Australia's childcare industry.
Hope continues to arrive in Zimbabwe
A MISSION by two Latrobe Valley women to provide hope for an impoverished community in Zimbabwe is growing.
Life-changing scholarship for Dana
State Education Minister James Merlino has praised a Mirboo North Secondary College student for overcoming adversity.
Cold War relic comes crashing down
The southern hemisphere's tallest structure, the Omega tower at Woodside, has been demolished in an impressive combination of explosives and gravity.
















