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Pesutto remains, but in huge debt

By LIAM DURKIN   EMBATTLED Traralgon-born MP, John Pesutto looks set to continue his political career. The former state Liberal leader was facing bankruptcy and automatic disqualification...

Littleproud: Lift the nuclear moratorium

By PHILIP HOPKINS   AUSTRALIA is already falling behind in the AI revolution and will need nuclear power to provide the reliable power that AI will...

Forces combine to be silenced no more

By KATRINA BRANDON   Warning, this story includes intense themes and potentially triggering content. CREATING a voice for women from all corners of the globe, multiple groups...

Moe boy meets religious royalty

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   FROM working at Moe McDonald's and KFC to meeting the Pope. It's hard to believe that trajectory could be achieved, but that's exactly...

Desperation for stranded local

By AIDAN KNIGHT   A TRARALGON woman on a mercy mission is stranded in Cambodia. Her husband is seeking help from Federal Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester...

Patterson Trial nearing final stretch

By STEFAN BRADLEY   THE trial of Erin Patterson entered its final stages as of last week (Monday, June 16 to Thursday, June 19), when both...

Beware the dangers of the silent killers

By KATRINA BRANDON   WHAT was once a solution for many issues in the construction industry is now a significant health risk. Last month, the Asbestos Council...

Petitioning for petition changes

By AIDAN KNIGHT   THE passing of proposed changes surrounding use of e-petitions by Latrobe City Council in their most recent (scheduled) sitting (Monday, May 26)...

Road to recovery four years on

LATROBE City Council has been shortlisted as a finalist and received a commendation from Local Government Professionals (LGPro) at their recent awards ceremony, in...

LRH sets the standard

By LIAM DURKIN   LATROBE Regional Health has reached a standard even higher than gold. On the world stage no less. The hospital’s stroke unit celebrated last week,...

Latrobe Health Assembly advocates hopeful

By AIDAN KNIGHT   IN response to the sudden funding cut to the Latrobe Health Assembly, a collective protest was staged outside the Assembly offices along...

Accused Patterson gives final piece of evidence

By STEFAN BRADLEY   A MUCH shorter, but still very significant week in the trial of accused triple murderer Erin Patterson concluded Week 7. The accused finished...

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