Car set alight
A car was broken into and set on fire in Cameron Street early Sunday morning.
Firies worried
Health concerns raised during visit from State Opposition Leader Daniel Andrews on Friday.
Women’s network gets cash boost
Women offering business leadership, professional development and networking events for fellow business women have received a financial boost.
Inquiry: ‘Look at the finer details’
With health concerns as their priority Voices of the Valley, alongside medical professionals, rallied outside the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry public hearing on Friday afternoon.
Horseshoe Bend fears remain
A compromise on plans to restore flows to a section of the Thomson River has done little to allay the fears of some residents.
Inquiry: Fire safety questioned
The man tasked with the operation of fire service equipment in the Hazelwood mine has testified the removal of water pipe work near and among in fire affected sections of the mine were allowed by a fire policy in place at the time.
Inquiry: Pregnant woman’s ‘confusing’ search
Morwell resident Lisa Wilson was brought to tears on Thursday detailing her frustration when trying to find vital health information for her unborn child during the fire.
Valley’s phantom presence
Latrobe Valley teenagers are set to star in Warragul Theatre Company's production of 'The Phantom of the Opera', opening this month.
Privatisation claims
The State Government has ruled out the sale of regional public transport provider V/Line, rejecting Opposition claims the government was taking the "first step" to its privatisation.
Maccas permit approved
A Latrobe City councillor has argued a planning permit for a second McDonald's restaurant in Traralgon was "no different to any other cafe or restaurant opening up".
‘Man of the people’
More than a great preacher of the Anglican Church, the Right Reverend John McIntyre will be remembered as a man of the people.
Minimum wage increase ‘fair enough’
A minimum wage increase of $18.70 per week will see Gippsland's lowest income earners receive a pay rise similar to their cost increases from 1 July.



















