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No new cases of coronavirus in the Latrobe Valley

The Latrobe Valley's total of coronavirus cases remains at six.

Public praised for behaviour over Easter weekend

Police are praising the behaviour of Latrobe Valley residents over the Easter long weekend for complying with coronavirus restrictions ordered by the Victorian Chief Health Officer.

Beloved radio man fondly remembered

One of Gippsland FM's longest-serving presenters, George Andreou, is being remembered for his charisma behind the microphone and his leadership in the local Greek-Cypriot community.

Different look to Anzac Day in 2020

The coronavirus has impacted on how RSL's across the Latrobe Valley will run Anzac Day services next week.

Rosedale wired up with new factory

A new manufacturing plant in Rosedale is up and running with plans for expansion as the company in charge is in the midst of relocating out of Sydney.

Fine brew of community spirit

The Mirboo North community is ensuring its emergency service and health care workers get their daily dose of caffeine with a scheme to shout them a coffee at a local cafe.

Rumours of our demise incorrect …. again

A report on Prime Television last night was incorrect.

Valley’s stations high on pollution rankings

Latrobe Valley coal-fired power stations have come out as some of the country's worst polluters according to the latest data from the National Pollutant Inventory.

Package backs local business

Latrobe City Council has announced an immediate short-term emergency business and community support package in response to COVID-19 shutdowns.

Hospital cleans up with donation

Members of Melbourne's Chinese-Australian community are ramping up efforts to help protect rural communities against the coronavirus.

An important connection

The Latrobe Health Assembly has developed a range of initiatives focused on helping the Latrobe Valley community stay socially connected while being physically distanced.

Dung beetles top of the heap

Gippsland livestock owners are being asked to cast their eyes down and look out for one of the most hard workers in agriculture - the dung beetle.

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