Valley residents bracing for heatwave
By KATRINA BRANDON
SCORCHING temperatures are set for this week, with Wednesday, January 7, expected to reach a top of 41 degrees.
Similar temperatures are to...
Hysteria over fake fight
By AIDAN KNIGHT
A BIZARRE jest turned into a community event, after a comedic ‘public notice’ poster made waves on Facebook last year.
More than 500...
Hazelwood harriers of the net
By KATRINA BRANDON
AND STEFAN BRADLEY
LET’S get connected!
Rural Fibre Co (RFC) brought faster speeds and celebrations to the Hazelwood North Community Hall last month.
Launching its...
Grand Theft Auto Gippsland
By AIDAN KNIGHT and LIAM DURKIN
POLICE spent the days between Christmas and New Year in hot pursuit, after a manhunt unfolded across the Latrobe...
Water, water everywhere for next year
GIPPSLAND Water has released its Annual Water Outlook, confirming its urban water storage levels across the service area remain secure.
The company’s acting managing director,...
Labor think tank offers balanced energy debate
By PHILIP HOPKINS
CONTESTING climate policy over energy reliability and high bills for working-class people is not extremism, according to the head of the Labor...
Old Methodist Church has been saved
By AIDAN KNIGHT
THE Old Traralgon Methodist Church is no longer under the threat of removal, following the December 15 Latrobe City Council meeting.
The church,...
More car parks signposted
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
LATROBE City Council has given disgruntled businesses within the Traralgon central business district some solace, combatting the criticism that built following the...
Panthers Menswear closing its clothing chapter in Moe
By AIDAN KNIGHT
PANTHERS Menswear, a multi-generation brand within the Latrobe Valley, has announced the closure of its Moe store.
The shop will close in March...
Forty years strong
TRARALGON Centre Plaza (TCP) celebrated its 40th anniversary in 2025.
The plaza is home to more than 50 stores and services, including major retailers like...
Leaving the planet in good shape
By GIL TIPPING
WHEN I arrived in Traralgon with a young family in 1974, the Valley was humming with barely contained excitement.
A new power station,...
Gun laws “not the problem”
By KATRINA BRANDON
RECENT events at Bondi have prompted reviews into gun laws across the country.
Federal and state governments are considering whether gun laws need...
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White back on national duty
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FIBA
BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
TRARALGON'S Jack White makes his first appearance for Australia in 2026 tomorrow (Thursday, February 26) with the Boomers' tour of Guam and...
