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Manufacturing opportunities forging future

By AIDAN KNIGHT AS part of the 2025 Gippsland New Energy Conference (GNEC), several discussions centred on the future of manufacturing in Australia and how...

Book launched sharing local stories

By KATRINA BRANDON CAPTURING the stories of many individuals with diverse backgrounds in the community, Gippsland Multicultural Services Inc (GMS) and Gippsland Multicultural Regional Emergency...

Fully-charged battery

By AIDAN KNIGHT ENERGY Minister, Lily D’Ambrosio made the most of ceremony in her visit to the Latrobe Valley on September 4, finishing her trip...

Fabulous photographers on show at Morwell

By KATRINA BRANDON LOOKING through the lens, Latrobe Regional Gallery (LRG) is hosting the annual 2025 Gippsland Interclub Photography Exhibition. The exhibition is a collaboration of...

Addressing the housing crisis

By KATRINA BRANDON MORE social housing across Gippsland is being delivered by the state government. Last Friday (September 12), Minister for Housing Harriet Shing visited one...

From the archives with Aidan Knight

50 years ago, September 17, 1975 Morwell to seek a 'family court' MORWELL Chamber of Commerce will fight to get a "family court" for Morwell. The new...

World class care at LRH

By AIDAN KNIGHT LATROBE Regional Hospital has taken one large step for Gippsland-kind, after it opened its second cardiac catheterisation lab earlier this month. This allows...

Women in industry paving the way

DON’T be fooled into thinking Lego is just for kids – women employed in local industries love to get creative with the colourful blocks...

Linton’s long run

STAFF WRITERS   LOCAL survivor and prostate cancer advocate, Linton Blackwell is once again taking on The Long Run this month, committing to walk an astounding...

New mobile grill for Lions Club Moe

LIONS Club of Moe has taken delivery of a flash new fire engine red barbecue trailer. Regular customers at the Lions Club of Moe street...

Water pump invented, now stolen

By PHILIP HOPKINS A HEYFIELD inventor, Fred Sundermann, has had his innovative turbine water pump worth tens of thousands of dollars, stolen from his property. The...

Heat rises but cost goes down

By AIDAN KNIGHT THE state government hopes to see Latrobe Valley households with lower energy bills, with the opportunity to upgrade hot water systems now...

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Delburn turbines could be as tall as Loy Yang cooling towers

By AIDAN KNIGHT   THE State Electricity Commission hosted a series of drop-in sessions recently, catering to both community and industry, in an effort to educate...