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Alleged Assault

A MAN was taken to Latrobe Regional Hospital on the afternoon of Monday, February 28 with head and facial injuries after an alleged assault. The...

Fast and fair transition

LOCAL primary school teacher, Jane Sultana believes it is important the Latrobe Valley undertakes a “fast and fair” transition to clean power. Mrs Sultana appeared...

Dodd shares insights

STEVE Dodd appeared at the power station inquiry on Tuesday, March 1 and provided evidence on behalf of the Gippsland Trades and Labour Council...

LVA’s performance in spotlight

THE state government said it is “confident” about the longevity of the Latrobe Valley Authority, despite no confirmation of funding after June this year. Regional...

Festival fever hits town of Heyfield

By LIAM DURKIN THE industry most synonymous with Heyfield was celebrated to the fullest. After a 27-year hiatus, the Heyfield Timber Festival made a triumphant return...

Sessions help build digital literacy

By LIAM DURKIN WITH the use of digital technology becoming even more necessary in the last two years, a number of senior citizens across the...

Man dies in Moe house fire

Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal house fire in Moe overnight. Emergency services attended a King Street home following reports a house was...

Medical students calling LRH home

MONASH Rural Health Gippsland medical students are giving Latrobe Regional Hospital (LRH) staff a helping hand. Throughout 2022, medical students in their third, fourth and...

Collaboration is key for Group

FEDERATION University Australia’s Gippsland Campus launched the Collaborative Evaluation and Research Group (CERG) on February 21. Led by its director, Associate Professor Joanne Porter, the...

Road safety operation wraps up

A ROAD safety operation has just wrapped up in the Latrobe Valley Police Service Area. Funded by the Transport Accident Commission (TAC), ‘Operation Big Bopper’...

Gig goes underground

Walhalla heritage gold mine visitors will be in for an aural treat when classical Celtic folk trio Skyglass descends underground to play a set...

Public meeting digs into detail

The proponents of a proposed sand quarry in Maryvale have tried to assure objectors there would be minimal risks associated with the project at...

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Holding the line

By PEACE IJIYERA   ON the Saturday of Reconciliation Week (May 30), Indigenous author, Traditional Owner and Native Title Holder, Frankie Dunne, held a book launch...