Morwell

Morwell is a town in the Latrobe Valley territory of Gippsland, in South-Eastern Victoria, Australia around 149 km east of Melbourne. It is both the seat of neighborhood government and authoritative place for the City of Latrobe. Morwell is integral to the Latrobe Valley urban region which has a population of around 73,000 and all things considered has turned out to be home to a large number of the more noteworthy urban territory's city foundations, regulatory capacities and framework. The city is referred to for its job as a noteworthy vitality creation place for Victoria as the focal point of a noteworthy coal mining and non-renewable energy source control age industry.

The most punctual occupants of the Morwell area were the Gunai here and there spelled Kurnai Indigenous Australians. Their first contact with Europeans would have been with pastoralists who came south from the Monaro locale of New South Wales during the 1840s looking for field for their stock. In 1841, McMillan and Strzelecki made voyages of investigation through the locale which would later be named Gippsland and amid the 1840s the crouching keeps running of Maryvale, Merton Rush and Hazelwood were taken up in the territory which is currently Morwell.