Theft a ‘kick in the guts’
Walhalla Goldfields Railway volunteers are unable to perform track maintenance following the theft of about $4600 worth of equipment from the Thomson Station Way and Works shed.
A force in food
Latrobe Valley's own culinary creative Timothy Martin has come a long way since firing up his cooking career in Moe.
Push for Churchill pavilion increases
Pressure is mounting on Latrobe City Council to secure funding for a sports pavilion at Churchill's synthetic sports pitch.
Paintballers hopeful for fair change to age limit
A push to reduce the legal paintball age to 16 years in Victoria has been welcomed by the local fraternity of pellet paladins.
Quick thinking
Stroke-survivor Barbara Gabogrecan has written a book about her experience, despite not being able to read.
Dental waiting list to rise as jobs go from LCHS
Latrobe Community Health Service says its dental waiting list is expected to rise, following the announcement of staff redundancies.
Flaming pride
The rainbow colours of the equal rights movement has seen some notable enhancements of late.
Community voices needed
An advocate for change has called on Narracan electorate residents to voice their opinions before it is too late.
In a state of fear
A Latrobe Valley man tells of his family's ordeal in war-torn Iraq.
CEO hunt drawing to an end
Applications for a new chief executive for Latrobe City Council are set to close at the beginning of next month.
Groups welcome monitor appointment
Community groups have welcomed the appointment of an independent monitor to Latrobe City Council, identifying a range of issues they want addressed.
Call for independent candidate
A grassroots political advocacy group is calling for an independent candidate in the lead up to the state election.


















