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Locals band together to clean creek

By KATRINA BRANDON   COOPERS Creek locals have been left disgusted after campers left a trail of destruction. Photos emerged online in the days following the new...

Faulty fencing at the centre of drowning incident

Warning: the following story deals with the death of a child. Reader discretion is advised.   By KATRINA BRANDON   AFTER 11 days in an induced coma, four-year-old Ivy...

Deposit scheme depot expands to Moe

By TOM HAYES   LATROBE Valley Enterprises (LVE) officially opened its newest Container Deposit Scheme depot in Moe earlier this week. Located at 40 Bell Street, Moe,...

Local health networks forged, services won’t be compromised

By LIAM DURKIN   LATROBE Regional Health Chief Executive, Don McRae has moved to reassure health services will not be compromised following the state government's announcement...

Locked out

STAFF WRITERS   OPAL is currently engaged in Enterprise Agreement discussions with more than 300 Maryvale Mill production team members and the CFMEU. The current production agreement...

Police Beat: Fatal Jacob Creek motorcycle crash

Police Beat with Katrina Brandon   Fatal Jacob Creek motorcycle crash ON Saturday, January 18, emergency services were called to Tyers-Walhalla Road, where it is believed a...

France’s timber lesson

By PHILIP HOPKINS   ON the first anniversary of the state government’s closure of Gippsland’s native forest industry, France’s rebuilt historic Notre-Dame Cathedral has been completed...

New NEPT reforms to help patients

STAFF WRITERS   THE state government will introduce a range of reforms to Victoria's non-emergency patient transport (NEPT) sector. The government has said the reforms will ensure...

Bridging gaps for mental health services

STAFF WRITERS   INDEPENDENT candidate for Monash, Deb Leonard is advocating for improved mental health services and suicide prevention strategies in the region, following many conversations...

Business ownership preferred to first home

By KIANA BROOKS-AMOR   SEVERAL young people across Victoria are choosing to start a business before buying a home. In Latrobe Valley, 29-year-old Carly Burdett and Judah...

Local CFA fighting fire at Grampians

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   STRIKE teams from local CFA districts headed to western Victoria to help contain the prolonged Halls Gap and Grampians National Park bushfire...

Increased demand for Victorian social housing

STAFF WRITERS   MORE than 2200 new applications for social housing across Victoria were made in just three months, according to new government data. Homes Victoria's latest...

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Machete ban sweeps Victoria

STAFFWRITERS   THE state government has used extraordinary powers to totally ban the sale of machetes. Machete sale bans came into effect Wednesday, May 28. Premier Jacinta Allan...