Love and respect
He may still wear his Virginia cowboy boots, but a Churchill-based singer songwriter has paid tribute to the Australian nation.
Summer night of shopping delight
Seymour Street in Traralgon will close to traffic this Friday afternoon for the inaugural 'Traralgon Summer Night Festival'.
The right kind of support
Helping women overcome the incredibly personal hurdles associated with breast cancer has become a "way of life" for Merle Hicks.
Charges over McDonald’s robbery
Two Morwell men have been charged over an armed robbery at McDonald's in Morwell about 6am Thursday.
Inquiry on hold
The re-opening of the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry would probably not start until the end of the fire season, Premier Daniel Andrews said last week.
Bring in the boats
Boating and fishing enthusiasts are set to gain more access than ever to Blue Rock Lake.
Elderly couple assaulted in aggravated burglary
An 80 year-old Delburn man remains in a critical condition after he and his wife were tied up and assaulted during an aggravated burglary at their home on Sunday morning.
Nurses in line of fire
Looming changes to general practitioner rebate amounts could result in nurse job losses and cuts to services at Latrobe Valley clinics, a Moe doctor has warned.
Lightning illuminates Latrobe
Country Fire Authority crews were called to about 10 lightning strike fires across the Latrobe Valley overnight, as mother nature put on a spectacular sound and light show.
The price of fame
Australian hip hop artist 360 will take his brand of honest lyrics set to catchy beats to Traralgon on Friday, 23 January.
Road well travelled
Morwell travel agent May Sennett, who has worked in the industry for 42 years, reflects on her career.
Excellent innovators
Two young achievers regularly in the spotlight have been recognised as finalists in the Duke of Edinburgh's Excellence and Innovation Awards.



















