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New twist to forest policy “stupidity”

By PHILIP HOPKINS   WITH the formal closure of VicForests on Sunday (June 30) symbolising the final destruction of Victoria's native forest industry, thoughts turn to...

Northe loses sentence appeal

By ERIKA ALLEN   FORMER Member for Morwell, Russell Northe lost an application for leave recently to appeal against his 21-month prison sentence. Northe was sentenced last...

Council Beat: Surplus predicted in draft budget

LATROBE City Council held its June meeting on Monday, June 3 at Kernot Hall. It began at 6pm, was closed to the public at 9.20pm...

Flynn’s mega “eyesore” solar farm

By PHILIP HOPKINS   A GORMANDALE man has lost his appeal against the proposed five-megawatt Flynn solar farm, and now fears his property will lose value...

Loy Yang identified for power play

By PHILIP HOPKINS   A NUCLEAR power station at Loy Yang would not only create cheaper zero emissions electricity but will generate regional economic development, according...

Chester keeping an “open mind”

COMMENT By DARREN CHESTER   I WELCOME the release of the Coalition's detailed national plan for energy security. It's a plan that respects regional communities and ensures any...

Demonstration held outside MP’s office

By KATRINA BRANDON   NO sooner had the Opposition Leader, Peter Dutton, announced the nuclear policy, than about 15 people protested against the policy in front...

Gas vital to energy transition, industry leader tells conference

By PHILIP HOPKINS   GAS-FIRED power generation is integral to the energy transition, which will cost an estimated $320 billion and require 10,000 kilometres of new...

Jury out on Andrews honour

By LIAM DURKIN   MEMBER for Morwell, Martin Cameron has joined a chorus of people outraged by the King's Birthday honour bestowed upon former Premier, Daniel...

Rent on the way up, but prices stable

By STEFAN BRADLEY   MEDIAN house prices in Traralgon increased quarterly (from December 2023 to March 2024) by 2.7 per cent, while Traralgon East prices went...

‘Ere the other side

By TOM HAYES   THE Latrobe River Bridge that connects Tyers to Traralgon has suffered another setback, and must be rectified to finalise the project. The bridge...

Traffic operation reveals concerning amount of distracted drivers

By TOM HAYES   A TWO-day traffic operation held in Traralgon ahead of the King's Birthday long weekend has provided confronting results. Led by First Constable Daniel...

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Traralgon hosts major table tennis

TABLE TENNIS By KATRINA BRANDON   BOOMING streets, squeaky courts and roars of strength bellowed throughout the Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium (GRISS) over the King’s Birthday...