Black Saturday five years on | Tassie ties
Out if the devastation, a lasting interstate bond has been formed.
Uni merger worthy of Royal Commission: Sindt
A Latrobe City councillor will tonight argue the establishment of Federation University in Gippsland is worthy of a Royal Commission.
Drawing an online crowd
A Newborough animator has used YouTube to his advantage - carving out a comfortable income thanks to the video-sharing website.
Alive with the sound of music
Visitors of all ages have been enchanted and even moved to tears by the sound of bagpipes echoing through the valley in Walhalla.
The state of freight
Increasing demand on limited main routes are among several trends represented in the Gippsland Freight Infrastructure Master Plan launched on Friday.
Residents better connected
Ken Bailey and his family are one of Telstra's first customers in Traralgon West to connect to the National Broadband Network's fixed wireless service.
Arts investment
The Latrobe Valley is set to develop its first arts strategy this year, following a major State Government contribution.
Yallourn fire was ‘sabotage’
Last year's suspicious Yallourn Power Station fire was a "clear case of sabotage", police have revealed.
Warm welcome for dole’s return
MORWELL resident Mark Mattei, who has been on the hunt for work for more than six months, has some faith in the Federal Government's revival of the 'Work for the Dole' scheme.
Self-published wonder
A Traralgon school is looking forward to receiving resources to assist their students, parents and the wider community to publish their own stories.
The Delburn bushfires – Five years on: Demons rise from the ashes
Five years on from the Delburn bushfires, affected residents are set on moving forward. The Boolarra sporting community recalls the long-awaited win which helped boost the town's spirits in the wake of heartbreak.
The Delburn bushfires – Five years on: Scars will always remain
Five years on from the Delburn bushfires, affected residents are set on moving forward. Salvation Army community outreach worker Jen DenToom reflects on the recovery process of the past five years.