Mischievous milkers
Renowned for its cute goatee, eternally cursed for its ability to chew through the most expensive of attire, the cheeky goat is making a name for itself on Moe's outskirts.
The Guy that keeps on giving
For the past 20 years, Morwell's John Guy has been on call to help youth or people with disabilities in need and has voluntarily given his time to his community.
Councillors have their say on secession push
Latrobe City councillors shared their views on Traralgon Community Development Association's push for Traralgon to be independent of Latrobe City Council.
From frying pan into the fire
Hazelwood mine fire ignites new fears in the refugee community.
Secession push to continue
The Traralgon Community Development Association has vowed to continue to push for the town to break away from Latrobe City Council, despite a lack of support from the State Government.
Classical touch of dance
Dancers from the Latrobe Valley and beyond will perform at Kernot Hall this week, taking part in the 27th annual Morwell Festival of Dance.
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.
‘Second home’ in jeopardy
The uncertain future of a mental health day program has left Latrobe Valley clients in distress, following a redirection of State Government funding.
Wellington locks in historically low rate rise
The Wellington Shire Council has adopted its 2014/15 budget and a 3.8 per cent increase in general rates and charges, its lowest rise in 10 year

















