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Second Trafalgar banking blow

ANZ customers will soon be unable to do their banking at the post office, which has come as further disappointment to customers in Trafalgar whose branch closed on October 3.

Fozard forum for candidates

Independent candidate for Eastern Victoria Michael Fozard has organised an event with the intention of allowing concerns in the community to be heard by all the region's upper house and Narracan electorate candidates.

Shed is a safe place

Toongabbie's blokes officially have a place to hang out, share skills and enjoy a yarn with the official opening of the town's men's shed on Tuesday.

Regional voice chosen

A professor at Federation University has become the voice of regional Victoria to the board of the Islamic Council of Victoria.

T-shirt act is brave statement

Family violence survivors will tell their stories using art at the region's seventh annual Clothesline Project.

Commander to be feted at concert

Australian war hero Pompey Elliott will be remembered at a centenary of Anzac event next month for his controversial decisions, charismatic nature and successful decision making as a commander in the First World War.

Helping little business visions come true

Budding entrepreneurs are being encouraged to turn their hobbies into their day job by taking advantage of a new micro-finance program in Morwell.

Thieves disrupt Morwell shoppers

Morwell Coles was closed for several hours after three men broke into the store and stole a large amount of cash early Friday morning.

Tooling up for more training

Federation Training students will have access to improved equipment and technologies following a state government investment of $2.76 million to update courses at the TAFE.

Orange Door to open in December

Special Minister of State Gavin Jennings was in town today to inspect the ongoing construction of The Orange Door in Morwell - one of 17 hubs across Victoria which will provide services to family violence survivors.

Sale drives town frenzy

There was a mixed response from the retail sector on Thursday during Moe's three-hour public holiday cup sale, with many traders questioning whether the full-day public holiday was as effective as the half-day holiday in years gone by.

MGFL merger victory

The Mid Gippsland Football League will remain in its current form after AFL Victoria last week upheld an appeal and rejected AFL Gippsland's recommendation it merge with the Alberton Football League.

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