Independent monitor appointed to Latrobe City
The independent monitor appointed to oversee Latrobe City Council says the new arrangement is "not an investigation", rather a way to provide support to council.
Rubbish collection delayed
Valley residents will have to get used to the sights and smells of burgeoning wheelie bins over the next few days, after Latrobe City Council announced a short-term delay to waste collection services.
Staff cut in Federation Training overhaul
The ongoing restructure at Federation Training claimed 26 staff positions last week in a bid to get the local TAFE sector back in the black.
Valley called on to live lighter
A healthy-living campaign launched across the state today will graphically highlight the risks associated with unhealthy weight, poor diet and physical inactivity.
Active start to the day
A Latrobe Valley fitness duo is running free training sessions with the desire to inspire community members to exercise
State funding rescue for LLEN
An organisation that supports disengaged youth will continue in 2015 after the State Government announced on Thursday it will pick up $8 million out of an $11 million shortfall.
Regional airport turnaround
The completion of a major two-year redevelopment at Latrobe Regional Airport has secured the facility's long-term viability and the Valley's future stake in aviation.
Keen eye on drivers
The Latrobe Highway Patrol will soon launch the next phase of a major operation targeting impaired drivers.
Long-awaited Moe project on its way
Moe community members have welcomed the appointment of an experienced building company to construct stage one of the Moe Rail Precinct Revitalisation Project.
Bus service gears up for expansion
The Latrobe Valley's busline operator is only months away from completing a $1.2 million expansion, which will include the establishment of a 10-bay workshop in Traralgon's industrial area.
Vital centre for sexual assault victims
A highly-anticipated facility which would give sexual assault victims access to police and counselling services under one roof is set to open its doors by the middle of next year.
Stitch-by-stitch boost to migrant confidence
A VITAL hands-on skills program, which helps migrants struggling to assimilate into Australia's western culture, will find new life in Morwell this month.














