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Traralgon’s history celebrated

More than 100 photos and a variety of information chronicling Traralgon's transformation from a shire will be on display at the Traralgon Courthouse next week.

Moe is ready for Cup day

More than 3000 people are expected at Moe Racecourse on Thursday for the running of the 2019 Moe Optical Cup.

Keighran leads Cobras with career-best

Churchill put in an indomitable batting performance to continue its perfect start to the season while both MTY Raiders and Mirboo North secured solid wins.

Free financial advice

THE Australian Financial Complaints Authority will show locals how to resolve disputes with their financial institution when it stops off in Traralgon next week.

LRH’s computers on the mend

Most of Latrobe Regional Hospital's computer services are up and running today, following last week's cyber attack which forced some Victorian health services to revert to manual processes.

AEMO hopes Loy Yang A can handle the heat

The Australian energy regulator anticipates that unit two at Loy Yang A will be online before peak summer demand, but was always planning for contingencies in case of energy shortfalls.

Life as a Magpie is suiting Perera

Eyes will be on Glengarry this season with former Sri Lankan international Ruchira Perera turning out for the Magpies.

One step closer to home for squash

Latrobe Valley Squash is one step closer to finding a new home after it was displaced from its base in Morwell earlier this year to make way for the GovHub.

Newspaper’s new additions

The Latrobe Valley Express has two new additions to the team. Editor Gregor Mactaggart and sports journalist Dylan Arvela started with the newspaper on Monday.

Cinema set for facelift

Major developments have commenced at Village Cinemas in Morwell with a multi-million-dollar facelift, aligned to the Mid Valley Shopping Centre refurbishment.

Getting set for sale

Spring has sprung at Lifeline Gippsland, which is gearing up for its November plant sale at its Morwell store to raise funds to support its programs and its 24-hour telephone crisis support service.

Pandemic on agenda at seminar

Gippsland's experience and the lessons it learned during the deadly flu pandemic of 1919 will be revisited at a seminar to be held in Traralgon today at the VRI Hall.

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