No peak too high for Tyson
A BORN and bred Traralgon man will be one of the few who have reached the summit of Mount Everest next year.
Wheely amazing show
The Wheel of Steel is set to steal the show during Silvers Circus' run in Moe this week.
Newborn nightmare
A YARRAM mother, whose premature newborn daughter temporarily stopped breathing at Latrobe Regional Hospital, was not notified by staff until three-and-a-half hours after the incident.
Police raid Moe pharmacies
A 36 year-old Moe man is assisting police after two Moe pharmacies and a home were searched as part of an ongoing investigation yesterday morning.
True blue bush poet
For someone who lives and works in the Latrobe Valley, Maria Harkins is pretty passionate about the high country.
Warning for whistleblowers
Federation Training chief executive Wendy Wood has called on her workforce to familiarise itself with 'protected disclosure' protocol or risk jeopardising their privacy when blowing the whistle on corrupt activity.
Fire costs scrutinised
Spending of the $2 million clean-up package given to Latrobe City Council during the Hazelwood mine fire has come under scrutiny.
A long and valuable friendship
DEDICATION, loyalty, bravery and honour are just some of the traits students of Tobruk Street Primary School will emulate throughout the year.
Together to remember the mine fire
It has been one year since the Hazelwood mine fire and Voices of the Valley is acknowledging the anniversary with a dinner on Monday night.
Thorpdale driver acquitted
An emotional embrace of relief left the courtroom silent when the man accused of causing the death of a Thorpdale motorcyclist was acquitted of all charges in Latrobe Valley County Court yesterday.
Traralgon man wanted
Police are appealing for the public's help to locate Traralgon man Jarrod John Pettersen.
A proud century of fire service
Blue, red and white lights illuminated Morwell's darkened sky in a procession celebrating the Morwell Fire Brigade's 100th birthday.



















