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Outrage after pet cat mistakenly euthanised

By KATRINA BRANDON   HORROR has set upon a Morwell family, after their beloved pet was euthanised, following a failure to scan for a microchip. The beloved...

Hampers provide helping hand

STAFF WRITERS   CHRISTMAS hampers and toys have been distributed around Moe and district. The annual donation by the St Kiernan’s/Moe Conference of the Society of St...

Marinus signs major works contract

  MARINUS Link (MLPL) has executed its final Stage 1 major works contract with TasVic Greenlink (TVGL) - a joint venture of DT Infrastructure and...

Star of the South moves one step closer

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE Star of the South offshore wind project has lodged its Environmental Impact Statement for approval under the Environment Protection and Biodiversity...

Going off the rails: Duel train-related incidents

By AIDAN KNIGHT   OFFICERS attended an incident at Tramway Road, Morwell at noon last Wednesday (December 17), after damage to the railway level crossing. Witnesses allege...

Councillor Harriman reports back from Spain

By AIDAN KNIGHT   THERE was several reports presented to Latrobe City Council at the December council meeting, one of which addressed some previous controversy among...

VCE results are in: locals scoring high

By AIDAN KNIGHT   LATROBE Valley students received their VCE results last Thursday (December 11) at 7am, joining a record-breaking graduating class across Victoria. A total of...

Churchill parents demand safe bus stop

By AIDAN KNIGHT   A GROUP of concerned parents say Latrobe City Council's inaction on establishing a safe bus stop on Switchback Road, Churchill is putting...

Festive spirit enjoyed at Morwell Common

By KATRINA BRANDON   A MERRY time was had at this year’s Merry Morwell celebration last Friday (December 12). Hundreds of people attended the event, settling into...

New mayor outlines her priorities

By AIDAN KNIGHT   THE 2025/26 Mayoral term is the third in the career of Sharon Gibson. The recently elected Madam Mayor, many will know as a...

‘Australian’ paper made in Thailand

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE gleaming blue colour is familiar, and the yellow lettering confirms the initial perception: Reflex copy paper is still available to buy...

Horror among the pine trees: Cattle shot at Tyers

By KATRINA BRANDON   FEELING like the "wild west", Tyers farmer John Williamson has been left disgusted after finding some of his cattle shot. Living beside a...

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Single-vehicle crash on Princes Freeway

A Newborough woman was taken to hospital after a single-vehicle crash on the Princes Freeway near the John Field–Princes on-ramp at Hernes Oak about...