Fire lit deliberately off Glendonald Road
Latrobe Crime Investigation Unit detectives are investigating a deliberately lit fire near Churchill along the edge of pine plantation off Glendonald Road, near the Rickard Drive area.
Where to from here?
Calls for cleaner and safer industries to be introduced into the Latrobe Valley were the focus of a public discussion in Morwell on Monday night.
Former SEC apprentices reunite in Moe
ABOUT 130 people gathered at Moe RSL on Saturday to remember the friendship and enthusiasm among former State Electricity Commission apprentices during the 1960s.
Rosedale’s ‘lifeblood’ open for business
The $912,340 pavilion at the Rosedale Recreation Reserve was officially opened on Friday, 20 February.
Census ‘helps guide the nation’
A local historian has expressed disappointment as the Federal Government proposes to slash costs and condense the five-yearly census down to a small survey.
Gippsland lawyers rally to oppose death penalty
Gippsland lawyers were among hundreds of legal professionals who gathered in Melbourne last week in a vigil for two 'Bali Nine' men facing execution in Indonesia.
Bishop vows to go ‘back to basics’
The Diocese of Sale's newest bishop will assume his role at a tough time for Catholicism in Gippsland.
Help Scooby support Sam
SIXTEEN year-old Morwell boy Sam Tormey is fighting a cancer few survive.
Baw Baw proposes job cuts
More than 30 council employees at Baw Baw Shire could be made redundant in a major restructure announced to staff last week.
Labor commits to new bridge on Tyers Road
An 80-year old bridge on Tyers Road will undergo a $9 million rebuild as part of a state-wide bridge and rail funding package announced by the State Government last week.
Bill pay confusion cause for concern
The Latrobe Valley arm of the Salvation Army believes a lack of understanding of bill payment options has lead to a high rate of home power disconnections.
Tough work ahead for Gippsland’s unemployed
The region's unemployment rate is still trending above state and national averages, with January figures bringing Gippsland's 12-month average to 7.08 per cent.
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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...
