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Further freedoms from tonight as Victoria hits 90 per cent double vaccination rate

PREMIER Daniel Andrews has announced nearly all remaining restrictions will be lifted statewide for fully-vaccinated people from 11.59pm tonight. With Victoria set to hit the...

Local business protects local kids

LOCAL business Cool Group of Companies has donated more than 5500 bottles of hand sanitiser to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 to Latrobe...

Investment in being ready for bushfire season

THE state government has invested $517 million into bushfire preparedness. More than 600 seasonal firefighters have been recruited and trained in the lead up to bushfire...

House’s subtle change to its foodbank service

MORWELL Neighbourhood House (MNH) has made changes to its foodbank service delivery for unvaccinated participants. As of Monday, November 8, those not double vaccinated have...

Project showcases personal stories

GIPPSLAND Multicultural Services (GMS) have been gathering images and stories from local multicultural women for a COVID memory museum. The project is part of the...

Valley pays its respects to the fallen on Remembrance Day

PEOPLE across the Latrobe Valley took pause and paid their respects on Remembrance Day. Each year on the 11th hour of the 11th day of...

Walk for mental health has raised $6000

Locals have raised more than $6000 for mental health with a nearly 70km walk. Mark MacManus and Suzanne Lewis of Latrobe Valley Enterprises have raised...

Traralgon man released from hospital on Thursday

A TRARALGON man, 38, was released from hospital on Thursday, two days after he was struck by a red Holden Commodore in Carrum Downs. It was...

Kellie O’Callaghan new Latrobe City mayor

Latrobe City councillor Kellie O’Callaghan has just been voted-in as the newly-elected mayor and Cr Dan Clancey was elected as deputy mayor at tonight’s...

Green light given for demolition of Traralgon Visitor Information Centre

Latrobe City Council has agreed to put the wrecking ball through the approximately 150-year-old Traralgon Visitor Information Centre building to make way for railway...

AGL Loy Yang completes largest-ever maintenance outage

AGL Loy Yang says it has safely completed a $98 million maintenance outage, the largest ever undertaken at the power station and mine. Loy Yang...

Mine fire sparked rise in anxiety

Levels of anxiety and depression in the Latrobe Valley jumped by about a third after a week of heavy smoke exposure during the Hazelwood...

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Morwell by-election confirmed

LATROBE City Council will soon seek candidates for the Morwell River Ward following the resignation of Tracie Lund. The Victorian Electoral Commission announced today, April...