Racing resumes
Renovated Moe track gets the go-ahead from Racing Victoria.
Herbicide creates ‘eyesore’ at park
Unauthorised herbicide spraying at Yinnar South's Martin Walker Reserve has left "ugly dead-zones" around picnic tables and alongside the creek.
Three strikes, you’re out
Latrobe City councillors who refuse to leave chambers when kicked out of meetings could now face serious penalties.
No more late nights: Insp West
One of the Latrobe Valley's most powerful police officers wants to see all local late-night venues shut at 3am.
Federation is Rika’s pick
Mature age student, Rika Delaney has accepted an offer from Federation University - and is looking forward to being among the first to graduate from the new Gippsland institution.
FedUni preference increase
The former Monash University Churchill campus is poised for an increase in enrolments for 2014 as the newly formed Federation University.
Emergency averted
The Westbury bushfire was declared safe yesterday after growing to 166 hectares since Thursday.
‘Optimistic’ future for community health
A MEETING with Acting Prime Minister Warren Truss this week has left the Latrobe Valley’s community health provider “optimistic” about securing funding to establish a university training clinic and dental prosthetic lab at Churchill.
CRS to close Morwell branch
One of the Latrobe Valley's leading providers of employment services for around 100 people with a disability will close its doors in March.
Melting motorways
Roads across the Latrobe Valley have been adversely affected by hot weather.
No plans to retire: Hall
Long-standing Gippsland MP Peter Hall has refuted claims he will not recontest his seat at the November election.
Historical markers shot at
A community organisation will need to spend $1000 replacing damaged historical marker signs near Walhalla, which appear to have been shot at by vandals.














