Operations target noisy vehicles
Noisy cars and motorcycles were the target of a joint Victoria Police/ Environment Protection Authority operation on Thursday and Friday where more than 26 vehicles were pulled over for noise pollution concerns.
Race meet had strong community focus
A Moe Racing Club meeting with a strong community focus raised about $3500 for local CFA units.
Credit checks cleared Steelvision: Shing
Credit checks undertaken on Steelvision which received Hazelwood transition funding "did not identify any greater level of risk" compared to more than 40 other companies which have received similar assistance, member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing says.
Youth art decks out gallery
From the minute 20-year-old Scott Alder heard about a competition in which participants had to use a skateboard as a canvas, he knew he wanted to draw a squid.
Hundreds attend Kildare reunion
There was "a buzz" around Lavalla Catholic College's Kildare campus last weekend as almost 400 women from across the country gathered to celebrate a common past.
Elder abuse highlighted by speaker
Victorian seniors are facing a growing issue of abuse at the hands of their own children, the Commissioner for Senior Victorians has told a meeting in Morwell.
Grand reunion planned for Latrobe high schools
What started as an invitation to gather former schoolmates in Moe had blown to a grand reunion of sorts for 12 high schools across the Latrobe Valley.
Delayed timber plan hurts
Heidi Kraak
Police officer charged with unlawful assault faces court
A police officer charged with unlawfully assaulting a man in custody in September 2017 will return to court in March following a three-day hearing at the Latrobe Valley Magistrates' Court.
Drink driver caught in Morwell
A Rosedale man will appear before court on drink driving and other traffic-related offences after he was caught driving at more than two times the legal limit last weekend.
Op shop success after volunteers breathe new life into historic church
The Yinnar Cooperating Church is getting a new lease of life as a community op shop after it held its final service at the end of last year due to dwindling congregation numbers.
Feeding firefighters is part of recovery
Walhalla businesses are getting back on their feet after the town was closed to fire attack a couple of weeks ago, and they are inviting day trippers and tourists to visit the historic gold-era village.
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Rails delayed due to freight train fault
The Gippsland line is experiencing another major delay, as services have been halted for the past hour due to a freight train fault at Caulfield.
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