Blame game useless
Leaders say Latrobe's health won't improve until our environment does and this means changing our planning guidelines.
New market opportunity
The third recipient in the Australian Lignite Development Program may change the international and domestic briquette market, amid challenges surrounding local briquette manufacturer, HRL's Energy Brix.
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.
Push for health audit
Community group Voices of the Valley has organised a public meeting in a bid to push for a Valley-wide health audit in the wake of the Hazelwood mine 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.
Council ‘ready to act now’ on new power station
Latrobe City Council has resolved to take the lead in advocating for construction of a new base-load power station in the Valley.
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The sport that makes everyone question their life choices each and every Saturday for six months of the...
