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Two men arrested after Moe Subway robbery

TWO men were arrested after allegedly robbing Moe’s Subway restaurant in the early morning hours of Wednesday, January 5. Police were called to the fast-food restaurant...

Moe school pop up vax clinic coming

A pop up COVID vax clinic is being set up at the Albert Street Primary School in Moe as part of a state government...

Third jab mandates for certain workers

Third COVID vaccine deadlines have been imposed in key sectors for onsite workers under new state government pandemic orders coming into effect on Wednesday...

Severe thunderstorm warning issued for parts of Latrobe Valley

A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of the Latrobe Valley. The Australian Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) issued the warning at 4.23pm today,...

Campaign aims to reduce number of men drowning

A NEW advertising campaign is warning men in Victoria not to think they are an ‘Unsinkable Guy’ in a push to reduce drowning deaths across...

Innovation could see dairy exports rise significantly

THE state government is working to keep raw milk fresher for longer as part of a trial that could unlock more export opportunities and...

Funding facilitates greater involvement for community

THREE local organisations are among those receiving funding for innovative community projects. The funding, allocated as part of the Latrobe Community Connection Grants Program from...

Power bills set to rise in 2022

A MORWELL-based company will develop and incorporate new processes of utilising recovered materials across the supply chain thanks to federal government funding. DASMA Environmental has...

LRH delays non-essential surgeries

Latrobe Regional Hospital has delayed all non-essential surgery to help ease the burden on resources due to an increase in COVID patients. LRH chief operating...

Latrobe’s crime statistics on decline

FRESH data released by the Crime Statistics Agency (CSA) has shown an overall decrease in ‘Criminal Incidents’ in Latrobe City. A total decrease of 15.2...

New density restrictions in Victoria

New density quotients were announced for hospitality and entertainment venues today, as well as changes to rapid antigen testing requirements. Health Minister Martin Foley announced...

Summer works on Gippsland train line

THE Department of Transport has announced coaches will replace trains along the entire Gippsland line early this year. From January 12 to February 10 coaches will...

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