Busting for facility change in Churchill
By TOM HAYES
THE Churchill community has been left searching for answers, after a question was poised regarding the public toilet situation in the town.
The...
Marinus Link open to public voices
STAFF WRITERS
MARINUS Link has begun a public exhibition for environmental approvals for its proposed project, which will traverse South Gippsland farmland to and from...
Ward boundaries to update
By TOM HAYES
SEVERAL Gippsland local government councils, including Wellington, Baw Baw and South Gippsland Shires, are amongst 10 Victorian councils whose ward boundaries will...
Police Beat: Fatality following crash
Police Beat with Tom Hayes
Fatality following crash
POLICE are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash in Traralgon.
It is understood a car crashed into a...
All timber at Cowes Cultural Centre
By PHILIP HOPKINS
TIMBER dominates the internal design of Phillip Island’s prestigious new multi-dimensional cultural centre in Cowes – and what better place to source...
Helping women into the clean energy sector
By TOM HAYES
THE state government has given a $100,000 grant to Gippsland Women’s Health (GWH) to support their work helping employers attract and retain...
LRH eczema trial now available
STAFF WRITERS
THE latest treatment for Gippslanders who suffer from severe eczema is now available locally thanks to a recently-opened dermatology clinical trial.
The trial, which...
Business booming for Icon
By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC and PHILIP HOPKINS
LAND at Morwell's enormous 100 hectare commercial development, Icon Industrial Park, has been selling strongly, with 24 properties valued...
Hydrogen hype
By PHILIP HOPKINS
GIPPSLAND politicians have strongly criticised the federal government's emphasis on 'green hydrogen' in the federal budget at the expense of the Latrobe...
Police Beat: Arrest made
Police Beat with Tom Hayes
Arrest made
POLICE have arrested a 42-year-old Morwell man with a string of offences, including theft of motor vehicle, theft, contravening...
Repurposing coal ash for low-carbon concrete
STAFF WRITERS
NEW modelling reveals that low-carbon concrete developed at RMIT University can recycle double the amount of coal ash compared to current standards, halve...
LVA receives funding for next six months
By PHILIP HOPKINS
THE Latrobe Valley Authority, which was set up to help the region with economic transition, will receive $6.3 million in funding for...
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Information wanted on Morwell incident
By KATRINA BRANDON
MAJOR Collision Investigation Unit detectives are appealing for information after a man was found deceased on the side of the road in...
