Snail mail democracy
Vote counting has begun in a pre-selection ballot for an independent candidate in the Morwell seat, despite residents in Yinnar and Boolarra not receiving ballot papers.
Black coal tested
Queensland's black coal was the cause of a dark plume of smoke pouring out of Hazelwood Power Station on Monday.
Moe man killed
A 52 year-old Moe man was killed when his motorcycle and a four-wheel-drive collided at an intersection at Driffield on Monday about 4.50pm
Focused on the prize
A Traralgon photography duo have been left counting their wins following success at a national photography competition.
Rate reduction rejected
Latrobe City Council will not to pursue a rate reduction for the residents of postcode 3840 as compensation for the Hazelwood mine fire, as proposed by Cr Christine Sindt.
‘Surplus’ land sale decision deferred
Residents have voiced their opposition to Latrobe City Council's proposed sales of "surplus" parcels of land and properties.
Brodie’s road to Gallipoli
A 15 year-old Morwell boy has been selected as one of 80 students from across Victoria to attend the 2015 Anzac Day Gallipoli commemorative tour.
Gippsland overflowing with tourism potential
Expanding community-run events including the Walhalla Ljusfest for international and state-wide tourism is among a series of recommendations outlined in a Victorian tourism report.
Master J’s journey
Three year-old Jakob Engley will travel to the United States to undergo three weeks of intensive therapy for an undiagnosed genetic disorder.
Wheelchair cab service ‘not viable’
Traralgon Taxis has been forced to cut back on its wheelchair accessible cabs amid increasing financial pressures.
Huge workforce tackles Loy Yang digital overhaul
A colossal $60 million upgrade to an AGL Loy Yang generation unit is in full swing, with more than 900 personnel expected to be engaged in the overhaul.
Students have a say
Young students were given a rare taste of politics when Latrobe Valley 1st visited Federation University last week.