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The festive season is set to continue in Traralgon as Victory Park will once again host the Summer Nights Festival featuring the best of local food, winery, and arts and crafts.

While unemployment levels across Victoria's regional areas sat at the equal lowest rate on record, it is likely this is not reflective of Latrobe City.

The process Chelsea Lorraine went through in crafting her debut EP is reflective of the message embedded in the music.

It has been almost a year to the day since Tubby, a greatly-anticipated assistance dog, entered the Vella-Vulaono home in Moe to help then-seven-year-old Vili navigate the world around him.

While the public housing unit next door to Traralgon resident Alan Willis has apparently been vacant for more than a month, furniture in the backyard has not been removed, dog excrement left to bake in the hot summer sun has not been cleaned up and Mr Willis can only guess the state of the interior.

The Sale Cup stayed in Gippsland hands after a Hazelwood North trainer took home her first group one race with Neo Cleo who started favourite and led all the way.

The Sale Cup stayed in Gippsland hands after a Hazelwood North trainer took home her first group one race with Neo Cleo who started favourite and led all the way.

VRI volunteers have been learning new skills while building innovative shedding that is unique to the Latrobe Valley, using a material that lets in natural light while cutting energy costs.

Two women have been charged in relation to the theft of livestock from the Gippy Goat Cafe after police attended a property and saw animals wearing nappies inside a Koo Wee Rup house.

Hazelwood Pondage Caravan Park site holders and campers kicked back to enjoy one last New Years' Eve together before the park permanently closes on January 14.

While doctors are predicting he only has a few months left to live, Leon Lett's dreams will become a reality in his final days thanks to the efforts of his family and friends.

Several Walhalla businesses have reported a marked decline in business over the usually-busy Christmas/New Year period, sparking concerns from the town's tourism association that it may become an ongoing trend.