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Firies battle Maryvale blaze

About 30 firefighters were called to the Maryvale paper mill on Tuesday evening for an "arduous" firefight, forcing a paper machine offline for repairs.

Union hits back at mill management

The Electrical Trades Union has accused Australian Paper of downplaying the role of poor design work in construction delays to its $90 million recycling plant at the Maryvale mill.

No room to move on council budget

Community submissions on the 2014/15 budget have been rejected at Latrobe City Council's Monday meeting.

Horse bolts on Moe Cup public holiday bid

Moe Racing Club's bid for a half day public holiday for the township and surrounds on Moe Cup Day this year failed to gain Latrobe City Council support.

Morwell church and scout hall burgled

Police have appealed for public assistance following two burglaries at two Morwell community groups over the weekend.

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.

Vandalism spate shocks

A TRARALGON business owner fears for his family's safety after his shopfront was vandalised four times since its opening three weeks ago.

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