Historic prize on tour
With less than a month until the 'race that stops a nation', the Melbourne Cup arrived in Moe on Friday as part of the nation-wide tour.
Search for the holy grail
For countless dreaming inventors across the globe, there is no prize higher than creating perpetual motion.
Plan to grow Latrobe
A PLAN to formalise Latrobe City's status as a regional city was advanced with the endorsement of the Gippsland Regional Growth Plan this week.
Gardens open to visitors
Latrobe Valley gardens will be on show to inspire those hoping to grow fruits and vegetables this spring to get involved in their local community garden.
Strong messages
A bullet hole through the heart representing a woman's life torn apart is just one of the many confronting images featured on t-shirts displayed at Mid Valley Shopping Centre this week.
Murder accused to stand trial
Traralgon man William Scriven has been committed to stand trial for the alleged murder of 32 year-old Wayne Glenn Bayley on 22 December last year.
Procurement policy brings work to standstill
Road improvements in a Morwell street have been held up for at least a month because of Latrobe City Council's controversial new procurement guidelines.
Gippsland political stalwart resigns
The resignation of Gippsland-based political stalwart Philip Davis has been met with widespread praise for his ongoing advocacy for the region over his 21 years in parliament.
Gippsland bikies no bother
The message could not have come clearer from a local member of the Coffin Cheaters, Gippsland's highest profile outlaw motorcycle gang.
A testament to the community
Traralgon Fire Brigade staff are relishing in the opportunity to celebrate the station's 125th anniversary.
Council report revealed
On Monday night Latrobe City Council voted to release a previously kept-secret report into its handling of a major Moe infrastructure project.
Veil of secrecy lifted on report
The release of a document some Latrobe City councillors fought to keep secret has revealed a warning by the local government watchdog to two councillors about possible bias.