Program gives kids a safety parachute
A pilot program providing 18 students at Newborough East Primary School with access to music, art and animal-assisted therapies has wrapped up with the unveiling of a parachute they created over the six-week trial.
Work gives purpose
Facing unemployment for three years did not help Yinnar local Reece Mills' already deteriorating mental health.
Northe wins Morwell
Independent MP Russell Northe has been returned in the marginal seat of Morwell almost a week and a half after voting concluded for the November 24 state election.
Newborough brawl appeal
Detectives say people involved in a brawl on Murray Road at Newborough at the weekend have been unwilling to assist police with their investigation.
All aboard the health bus
Jump on board a public bus next week and there's a chance you could meet Latrobe Health Advocate Jane Anderson.
Hazelwood works to cut fire risk
Ignition sources which posed significant risks of fires in the Hazelwood open cut mine have been removed in the past 12 months, ENGIE says.
Yallourn fatality update released
Yallourn operator EnergyAustralia has released a second statement about an internal investigation into the cause of an explosion which killed power station worker Graeme Edwards – a worker at the station for more than three decades.
Site owner flags legal action
A Hazelwood Pondage Caravan Park site holder is seeking a payout from Latrobe City Council after he purchased an on-site van only to be told a month later that the park was closing.
Caravan park open for one last holiday
Hazelwood Pondage Caravan Park site holders were given a last minute reprieve to spend a final Christmas and New Year at the park before it permanently closes on January 14.
Solar boom to ease coal power demand
A rooftop solar boom will gradually place less demand on the Latrobe Valley coal-fired power generators, as more people install solar panels across Australia.
Annual picnic underlines union optimism
Union officials were optimistic about Latrobe Valley's future heading into Christmas as workers enjoyed a day out with family and friends at the annual combined union picnic on Monday.
Council’s Moe cash splash welcomed
The Moe community has welcomed news Latrobe City Council will allocate $200,000 from its surplus cash reserves to fund detailed designs of a plan to revitalise the town's central business district.
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GIPPSLAND LEAGUE
By LIAM DURKIN
FINALS-type weather greeted Gippsland League venues at the weekend.
With September only a few weeks away, players were given a good test...
