Welcome to Latrobe City Council

Latrobe City is made up of four major urban centres: Churchill, Moe/Newborough, Morwell and Traralgon, with smaller townships of Boolarra, Glengarry, Toongabbie, Tyers, Traralgon South, Yallourn North, and Yinnar.

Latrobe City is less than two hours drive from Melbourne and boasts all the recreational and cultural facilities of a large diverse regional centre including the Latrobe Regional Gallery and Latrobe Performing Arts Centre with the added benefit of being nestled amongst some of the best tourist attractions in the state, such as the Morwell National Park, Hazelwood Pondage, Lake Narracan, Powerworks Museum, Victory Park and Moe Botanical gardens.

With a population of over 73,000, the beautiful and highly productive Latrobe Valley is located at the gateway to Gippsland in the South East corner of the state of Victoria. Only 70 minutes from the outskirts of Melbourne, it's surprising, it's diverse and it's substantial. Latrobe really is a new energy in regional Australia. More about Latrobe City Council

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	Traralgon Indoor Aquatics and Leisure Centre Feasibility Study In September 2009 Latrobe City Council engaged consultants to work with Council to develop a comprehensive study into the feasibility of developing an indoor aquatic and leisure facility in Traralgon.
	Draft Community Engagement Plan Members of the community are encouraged to have their say on the draft Community Engagement Plan 2010-2014. The draft Community Engagement Plan outlines the actions which will be taken by Latrobe City Council to ensure that there is consistent, high quality community consultation and engagement.
	Latrobe 2026: Community Vision for Latrobe Valley Latrobe 2026 defines the hopes and ambitions that local residents hold for the future of the region, by exploring aspects those residents most value and those they would most like to change about life in the Latrobe Valley.
	Bushfire Recovery The latest information on the Bushfire recovery effort. If you are a fire affected resident and can't find what you are looking for call our friendly team on the Bushfire Recovery Information line on  1800 017 777.