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Country music speaks to Evan

As a child, Newborough balladeer and country music singer Evan Platschinda could barely say 'g'day mate', but more than six decades later he is regularly recognised for his performing and songwriting.

Heart help at fingertips

A Latrobe Valley man who lives with a pacemaker understands how mental illness can go hand-in-hand with heart problems.

Outpouring of support

Nearly 600 people were welcomed at the Light of Hidayah mosque in Morwell two days after an horrific attack on Muslims in New Zealand.

Mums advocate for T21

Traralgon mum Kathleen Simpkins had a very limited understanding of Down syndrome until she had her second child, Elva, four years ago.

Free counselling for bushfire communities

People impacted by past and recent bushfires are being urged to access a free counselling service at Latrobe Community Health Service.

Trafalgar safety push

A meeting will be held in Trafalgar on Monday evening to gauge the community's need for a Neighbourhood Watch program.

Fears of inter-town division

A Latrobe City report detailing the break-up of funding between Latrobe's major towns is a waste of council resources, Latrobe City central ward councillor Alan McFarlane said.

Man injured in train collision

An elderly man was flown to The Royal Melbourne Hospital in a serious condition after he was struck by a train near Moe station at about 2.30pm on Tuesday.

Academic takes a stand for Gippsland

Federation University academic Dr Antoinette Holm is the latest contender to throw her hat in the ring for seat of Gippsland in the upcoming federal election as the endorsed Labor candidate.

Kickstart for businesses

Latrobe Valley local Casey Bonacci had to move from the area to kickstart a career in event management. However, with some experience under her belt and some business mentoring, Ms Bonacci's "very new" event management business will be set to thrive in Gippsland's "growing" events industry

Accused hammer man faces court

A man charged with assaulting a man and elderly woman in Morwell with a hammer will return to court in June.

Taxpayer money was used to pay Steelvision debts: report

Taxpayer money awarded to Steelvision to establish a new Morwell factory and create more than 50 local jobs under Hazelwood transition funding was used to pay outstanding company debts, a new report has revealed.

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