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Woolies introduces shopping hour for elderly, disabled

Woolworths is set to introduce temporary measures across stores to help support the shopping needs of the elderly and people with disability, in a move prompted by unprecedented demand in supermarkets over recent weeks.

Couple reflects on 70 wonderful years

Mary and Reg Lang celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary on March 11.

All set for fundraising concert

The stage is set for Saturday's huge bushfire relief fundraising concert hosted by the Lions Club of Traralgon.

Doctor is helping shape the next generation

Newborough resident Derk Pol never thought he would end up as a doctor.

Pausing to remember

Community members are being invited to gather at the Traralgon cemetery later this month to mark 60 years since a horrific road accident killed seven people when a train collided with a school bus.

Pensioner’s dreams shattered

HEARTLESS thieves have dashed the dreams of an 89-year-old Traralgon pensioner after his trailer was stolen from out the front of his home late last month.

Environmental lawyers seek Yallourn pollution control documents

Environmental lawyers have launched legal proceedings against the Environment Protection Authority to uncover operations and maintenance documents outlining pollution controls at Yallourn power station.

Latrobe City is reviewing its position on climate change

Latrobe City Council voted against removing its position on climate change from its website after a councillor believed the decade-old document could deter industry from investing in the Valley.

Innovation is top of the Market

Morwell fruit and vegetable legend Manny's Market is helping to drive a local circular economy with an innovative machine that creates pure organic fertiliser from food waste.

New Saints impressive in pre-season win against Collingwood

St Kilda could be in for an improved AFL season if yesterday's win against Collingwood is any indication.

Think before you stock up

Toilet paper is being wiped from supermarket shelves as soon as it is stocked, as people nationwide engage in pandemic panic-buying amid fears of a coronavirus spread.

Collingwood back in finals race

Collingwood barely missed a beat yesterday, reversing recent fortunes to record a commanding 32-point win over the Western Bulldogs in front of a healthy crowd at Morwell Recreation Reserve.

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