Crack cause still unknown
The cause of a large crack along Latrobe Road, north-west of Morwell, is yet to be determined, with geotechnical experts due to arrive on Tuesday morning.
Group wants Traralgon out of Latrobe City
The Traralgon secession movement is on the brink of revival, with a community group again pushing for the town to break away from Latrobe City Council.
Mayor to cut sister city trip short
Latrobe City mayor Sharon Gibson will only attend part of a 17-day overseas sister city trip in a bid to limit the cost to ratepayers.
Council jobs gone
Latrobe City Council will go into the next financial year with six fewer staff members under a series of cost-cutting and efficiency measures initiated by its interim head.
Top marks for St Paul’s
St Paul's Anglican Grammar School has been ranked number 10 among Australian country schools based on NAPLAN testing results.
Major mill project behind schedule
Ongoing weather disruptions and "unforeseen complexities" have put Australian Paper's $90 million de-inking plant project at Maryvale months behind schedule.
Political potential?
The former Voices of the Valley president has yet to confirm if he will run as an independent for Morwell in the state election
Doubt cast on Morwell polling
The National Party has cast doubt over a media report its primary vote had plummeted to below 30 per cent in the seat of Morwell, five months out from the November state election.
Rosedale fatal hearing
A COMMITTAL hearing date has been set for a man accused of causing a crash in Rosedale in 2013.
Windy days ahead
STRONG wind and heavy rain in the early hours of yesterday morning have created havoc across Gippsland.
Students find their FLO
The much-anticipated 'safety net' school for Latrobe Valley's struggling teenage learners has found its new home in Morwell, where 'best practice' student development is set to begin.
Smiles for snow fall
Mount Baw Baw has been capped with a fresh dusting of snow, reporting 21 centimetres of snow fall yesterday.

















