Tyers plant up and running
A FAMILY-owned Latrobe Valley quarry business has welcomed a $100,000 State Government contribution to its recently completed sorting and washing plant.
Fostering green beginnings
FOSTERING the next generation of healthy and active children is the goal of a recently formed community partnership, which celebrated the beginnings of its first project at Moe PLACE on Thursday.
Pivotal messages aired on the line
Pivotal messages aired on the line
Couple’s brutal close encounter
IT was 10 past nine on a Saturday morning, while enjoying his morning coffee, when a Coalville resident discovered a six-foot long tiger snake tussling with his four Jack Russells.
Dual role for firefighters mooted
The Labor opposition has announced local firefighters could take on an extended role as life-preservers and help save lives by providing basic life support and CPR.
Moe police have arrested and charged a 32 year-old
Moe police have arrested and charged a 32 year-old Moe man in relation to a vehicle pursuit last week.
Push for historical archive
Federation University and Gippsland's historical societies are pushing for the establishment of a Gippsland archive that's estimated to cost about $20 million.
Apprentice’s labour of love
ALL the camaraderie and drive of a 1960s apprentice training centre is set to be revived when a group of former State Electricity Commission workers reunite.
The fantastic Ms Fox
Success has hit an all-time high for Moe singer-songwriter Darcy Fox.
Life on the wild side
BOOLARRA wildlife carers were grateful to receive State Government funding in the rescue and care of native animals, but are struggling to keep up with demand.
Valley’s aerial asset
A FIRE-bombing helicopter will be based at Latrobe Regional Airport this fire season to bolster the region’s emergency capability.
Margaret’s our super senior
One of Lifeline Gippsland's original volunteers has been recognised for her years of service to the community at the launch of Latrobe City's Seniors Week on Monday.