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Frustrated by care change

A Tyers woman is confused and disappointed after a series of events this year led to her grandson and a foster child being put into two different disability service agencies.

Report reveals LRH suicides

Almost half of patients presenting at Latrobe Regional Hospital's emergency department who were sent to the mental health unit waited more than four hours for a bed between April 2017 and March 2018, a leaked report has revealed.

Help at hand for vets

Morwell RSL will host a seminar to ensure returned service men and women are aware of the services they are entitled to after returning to civilian life.

Light walk delivers hope

Some of the Latrobe Valley's biggest country music fans are continuing their dedication to raising money for the Leukaemia Foundation with Traralgon's ninth annual Light the Night event in October.

EPA hosts talk fest

The Environment Protection Authority hosted a community meeting to discuss submissions around the ongoing review of power station licences in Traralgon on Wednesday.

Hunt on for Valley’s top talent

Lowanna College student Kate Lietzau says it was "a dream come true" when she won last year's Kidz Rock Talent Contest – the fifth time she had auditioned for the grand final.

Hybrid bus unveiled

Latrobe Valley public bus users will be the first in Victoria to be transported in the state's first hybrid bus.

Moe shoting suspect arrested

A man will face court today after allegedly shooting a 36-year-old Yarragon man in the chest in Moe on Saturday.

Police warn about unsecured guns

Police are cracking down on illegally-stored firearms in an attempt to reduce the "alarming" rate of gun thefts across Gippsland.

Companies keen to build power station: Harriman

Liberal candidate for Morwell Dale Harriman says 90 per cent of his electorate want a new brown-coal fired power station built in the Latrobe Valley.

ENGIE stokes fire fears

Community advocates have launched a scathing attack on Hazelwood owner ENGIE after it failed to outline its fire preparedness plan ahead of what the CFA predicts will be one of worst fire seasons in a decade.

Art on show in men’s shed

Hundreds of artworks from local artists and the community are on show at the Newborough Men's Shed to raise funds for art materials.

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