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Drones are new eyes of koala care

Koalas in Victoria's Strzelecki Ranges have a new ally to guard their safety – the all-seeing drone that detects any animal in its sights. It is the preferred technology of Latrobe Valley-based family company Hazelwood Forestry for its business of wild life management.

FedUni clarifies ATAR report

Federation University has said the recent media attention on the university accepting ATARs of as low of 22.1 for education degrees was not accurate.

Trail nears completion

The Gippsland Plains Rail Trail is set to be completed by Christmas.

Disability job support

Workways Disability Employment Services is running weekly information sessions to support people with a disability to find work locally.

Call to limit emissions

A petition calling on the Environment Protection Authority to regulate power station greenhouse gas emissions has gained almost 3800 signatures.

Polish president recognises Regina

At 92 and with three decades of leading the Polish Seniors Club in the Latrobe Valley, Regina Kukla is still an active advocate and leader among her peers.

You and Your Pet: Poppy is a little dog with a big heart

Poppy the Jack Russel Terrier has been a constant in Jenny Moncur's life for nearly 14 years, but when her husband died four years ago the pup became her rock.

Bulgaria beckons talented teen rower

When teenager Alex Vuillermin qualified for the Paralympic rowing squad last year, she set about creating a list of goals she intended to achieve before Tokyo 2020.

School’s in for Dr Tran

Every Wednesday, Dr Hieu Tran prepares to see a different group of patients than he usually sees at his Latrobe Community Health Service clinic in Morwell.

Shing’s swing at Harriman

Labor member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing has criticised Liberal candidate for Morwell Dale Harriman in a series of online social media posts after Mr Harriman announced last week he would remain employed at the Latrobe Valley Authority.

History in the making

Moe’s industrial heritage will be put on show next month in an exhibition by the Moe and District Historical Society as the organisation looks back on 100 years of manufacturing in the town.

Glass bottle assault accused remanded

A man has been remanded in custody after allegedly assaulting his neighbour with a glass bottle at Moe on Tuesday night.

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