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Disaster fears quashed at forum

By PHILIP HOPKINS   FEARS about potential for deaths and long-term health impacts from a nuclear accident are highly exaggerated, visiting engineers told the nuclear industry...

New pay deal for paramedics

STAFF WRITERS   AMBULANCE Victoria and unions have reached an in-principle agreement over a new pay deal. The settlement offer follows careful consideration of 800-plus submitted claims...

Steering students on track

By TOM HAYES   HIGH school students across Victoria and the Latrobe Valley are being guided in the right direction thanks to the Blue Edge program. The...

Yallourn workers to be backpaid

STAFF WRITERS   MEMBERS at Yallourn Power Station will be backpaid superannuation after the Fair Work Commission ruled in favour of the Mining and Energy Union...

Police Beat: Moe car collision

Police Beat with Tom Hayes   Moe intersection collision A CAR collision occurred on Waterloo Road in Moe on the morning of Tuesday, September 24. The incident occurred...

Operation Scoreboard underway

STAFF WRITERS   POLICE are warning there will be zero tolerance for drink and drug driving over the AFL Grand Final long weekend. Operation Scoreboard, which kicks...

Morwell to host policing forum

BY KATRINA BRANDON   VICTORIA Police is holding a road policing and safety forum in Morwell on Monday, September 30. The conference comes as lives lost reaches...

Gas needed to secure local jobs

By PHILIP HOPKINS   MARTIN Ferguson, a former president of the ACTU and former federal Labor Minister for Energy, has called for a gas-fired power station...

Middlemiss makes his point clear

By PHILIP HOPKINS   LATROBE City Councillor Graeme Middlemiss, introducing last week's meeting in Morwell on nuclear energy for the Latrobe Valley, had a clear message:...

Nominations in for Latrobe City Council elections

By LIAM DURKIN   NOMINATIONS for Latrobe City Council elections closed at 12pm on Tuesday, September 17. Twenty people have nominated for local council positions. There are nine...

Police Beat: Home invasion

Police Beat with Katrina Brandon   Home invasion POLICE arrested an 18-year-old man after a police officer and elderly woman were injured last Wednesday (September 18). The arrest...

Information session to be held on nuclear energy

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE long-term economic and social future of the Latrobe Valley is assured with nuclear energy, according to proponents of the nuclear industry,...

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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...