News

Success for Morwell Centenary of ANZAC Concert

Funding from the Latrobe Valley Authority’s Community Facility Fund helped to promote the hugely successful Morwell Centenary of ANZAC Concert on Wednesday 28 June held Kernot Hall, with hundreds of people attending the event.　

Showcasing the best of Gippsland

Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley will benefit from extra tourism funding to attract more visitors, boost local businesses and create more jobs.

Business event for the Latrobe Home Energy Upgrade Program tender

Latrobe Valley businesses explore international opportunities

Ten businesses from the Latrobe Valley and broader Gippsland area recently met face-to-face with some of China’s biggest companies as part of a trade mission that will help them to break into new markets in China, and potentially around the world.

Roundtable connects energy innovators

Energy innovators from across Latrobe Valley and the country are at Federation University today to connect and share ideas about how to make the most of opportunities in new energy technology.

Calls for tenders for Home Energy Upgrade delivery partner

The Latrobe Valley Home Energy Upgrade Program is calling for tenders from organisations to roll-out the program, which will provide grants for up to 1,000 vulnerable households for renewable energy and energy efficiency upgrades.

Local community groups to improve facilities thanks to funding

Six local organisations have been successful in receiving funding from Latrobe Valley Authority as part of the $20 million Community Facility Fund. Latrobe Valley Authority’s Chief Executive Officer Karen Cain said all six projects demonstrated strong community support and will make local facilities more usable, accessible and comfortable places to use.

Supercare Pharmacy for Traralgon

The Latrobe Valley will get its own Supercare Pharmacy from 30 June which will open 24-hours-a-day, with a nurse on site from 6pm-10pm daily.

Community Update May 2017

GovHub confirmed for the Valley

More jobs are coming to the Latrobe Valley with a dedicated government hub to provide a base for up to 300 staff, including 150 public sector jobs.