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Morwell art show to open

More than 100 artworks of various mediums and materials will be on exhibit this weekend as the Morwell Art Group stages its 62nd annual art show.

Road toll hits many

Police have praised the behaviour of drivers across the Latrobe Valley, but say more needs to be done to curb the scourge of drug-driving.

LV women to offer financial advice

Latrobe Valley women are being invited to have a yarn with Indonesian delegates about financial independence for women and how these ideas can be shared in Indonesia.

Stop Adani rally in Traralgon

The Stop Adani movement became local when a number of Gippsland environment groups rallied outside engineering company GHD's Traralgon office on Friday.

Spirit of Malta captured in tiny buildings

Miniature replicas of 15 well-known Maltese buildings will be on display when the Maltese Museum opens in Morwell in February 2020.

Boost for specialist appointments at LRH

An extra 4000 specialist appointments will be available at Latrobe Regional Hospital following a state funding boost for regional Victoria.

Workers in for long haul in AP dispute

Unions have urged Australian Paper Maryvale workers to prepare "for a long battle" as up to 200 workers at the mill started industrial action last month.

Ombudsman refusal to investigate economic grant disappoints MP

Morwell MP Russell Northe says he was disappointed to learn Victorian Ombudsman Deborah Glass would not investigate a state government grant awarded to a company months before it went into administration.

YYN through to grand final

Yallourn-Yallourn North did the job they needed to do with a workmanlike performance against a gallant Hill End, winning through to the MGFL grand final with a 14.19 (94) to 9.8 (62) win.

Maffra seal minor premiership

Maffra have taken out the minor premiership in the Gippsland league senior competition, finishing atop the table and earning a straight run through to the second round of the 2019 finals series.

Scholarship aid for LGBTIQ

Former Mirboo North student Ben Henry knew he was queer from a young age but was afraid of "coming out" due to fear of persecution and harassment.

Ombudsman won’t investigate economic grant, government says

The state government has revealed the ombudsman will not launch a probe into Regional Development Victoria's handling of the Steelvision saga.

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