Urgent rates review needed: candidates
Liberal candidate for Morwell Dale Harriman, who is also a Latrobe City councillor, apologised for the "absolutely disgusting" way council has treated farmers on rates, speaking at a forum on Tuesday evening.
Tragedy widely felt
Yallourn Power Station management "feels sick" following the death of a worker who was seriously burnt while working on a circuit breaker on Monday afternoon.
Traralgon to host emergency services expo
Have you ever wondered what it's like to investigate the scene of a burglary or perhaps how emergency services respond to a critical incident such as a major collision?
Copper piping theft in Moe
Police have charged two Moe men following a burglary on an abandoned home on Truscott Road, Moe earlier this week.
Coalition promises coal innovation
A carbon innovation institute will be created in the Latrobe Valley under a plan by the Coalition to identify future uses of brown coal if it is elected on November 24.
Power station plan doubts
An energy expert has raised questions about a Coalition proposal to build a new power station in Victoria, after opposition spokesman for energy and resources David Southwick this week said it could be built in the Latrobe Valley.
Compromise reached on Glengarry works
Glengarry residents have had mixed responses to Latrobe City Council's decision to compromise on elements of the Glengarry East Development Plan to appease both outspoken community members and the developer.
Co-location not confirmed
Liberal candidate for Morwell Dale Harriman has withdrawn comments made last week that Labor planned to co-locate Latrobe Special Developmental School with Traralgon College.
Archdeacon’s dance delights
Singing songs and dancing with children is probably not what springs to mind when you think of an Anglican priest, let alone an Archdeacon.
Early voters tally 2000 in two days
More than 2000 people turned out to practise their democratic rights in the first two days of early voting in Traralgon.
Indian visit delights
A group of Federation University students travelled to India for two weeks as part of a Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade grant.
Darlings’ 70 years of bliss
If humour is the key to keeping a marriage going then the Darlings definitely have it.
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White back on national duty
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BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
TRARALGON'S Jack White makes his first appearance for Australia in 2026 tomorrow (Thursday, February 26) with the Boomers' tour of Guam and...
