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World champ headlines water skiing masterclass

There was a big splash in the Valley this week as world champion slalom skier Joel Howley headlined a ski school masterclass.

Time to act on abandoned servo

An abandoned petrol station in Moe has been labelled "a disgraceful eye sore" by a consortium concerned with declining safety in the area.

Brace for wild weather

Gippsland looks set to bear the brunt of incoming thunderstorm activity sweeping Victoria today.

Success! Hazelwood boiler house safely demolished after take two

Hazelwood Power Station boiler house four was successfully brought down in a controlled collapse this afternoon at 2pm after a second attempt from demolition contractors.

Transplant is Barry’s Christmas miracle

Barry Leicester was not expecting to celebrate Christmas this year. In November 2019, the Newborough grandfather was told by doctors that he might not last long unless he received a new left lung through a transplant.

Resident’s concerns about hazardous overgrowth

A resident who escaped the Black Saturday fires fears overgrown vegetation along Traralgon Creek and surrounds has become a bushfire hazard.

There’s not enough water

There would not be enough water in the Latrobe River system to create pit lakes out of the Latrobe Valley's mine voids under forecast climate scenarios, according to newly released government documents.

Feedstock deal

Waste management company Citywide has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Opal Australian Paper to supply feedstock for a large scale energy from waste project at Maryvale.

Pawsome new arrival at YSAS

There is a fresh face in the fresh space at Youth Support and Advocacy Services' Morwell headquarters.

New chapter is cooking

The old home of Joe's Pizzeria is ready for its next legacy after a devastating fire gutted the building last year.

Community rejoices as servo gets thumbs down

The Yarragon community has chalked up a huge win in its fight to oppose the construction of a large service station on the Princes Highway, after the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal this week rejected the developer's application for a second time.

No bail for Guillerme

The Moe woman charged with the murder of Newborough man Jarrad Lovison is in a "very sensitive, traumatic state", a court was told.

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