Bound, broken and left to die
Glengarry dog's hind legs cable-tied together in 'brutal and callous' case of animal cruelty.
‘No reason’ for high LPG prices
Local LPG prices remain high despite Victorian transport advocates calling on fuel retailers to cut prices.
Getting down to business
Latrobe City’s interim chief executive John Mitchell speaks about what he will focus on while in charge.
Turning DoTS into university degrees
Federation University is establishing itself as an "open access policy" institution integrating coursework geared to help students transition into university learning.
Club says ‘no soup for you’
A Morwell woman was shocked when she was refused service of a meal to cater to her dietary requirements at a Morwell bistro.
Quake monitoring
Earthquake monitoring is improving in the Strzelecki Ranges following the unexpected and damaging 5.4 magnitude earthquake in Moe in 2012.
Ministers to hear case for supported mental health accommodation
Barrier Breakers one step closer to securing $10 million to build units across Gippsland.
Carpenter refused bail
A 37 year-old Trafalgar man charged with threats to kill was refused bail at Latrobe Valley Magistrates' Court on Wednesday.
Moe car theft shock
A community volunteer has been left in shock after his car keys were stolen and his utility vehicle taken from the Moe Scout Hall on Sunday.
Moe bank robber pleads guilty
The man charged with robbing Moe's Westpac bank on 23 September has pleaded guilty in the Latrobe Valley Magistrates Court.
Carpenter remanded over Trafalgar incident
A MAN faced the Latrobe Valley Magistrates' Court today following an incident in Trafalgar yesterday.
Road toll jumps in Latrobe City
The Latrobe Valley was unable to celebrate in the statewide drop in road fatalities last year, with seven people dying on Latrobe City local government area roads in 2013.