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Police Beat: School supplies stolen

Police Beat with Katrina Brandon   School supplies stolen IN the early hours of Sunday, February 9, a trailer, barbecue and two gazebos were allegedly taken from...

Big four agree to stay

By TOM HAYES   NO regional bank branches will close before July 2027, after the big four banks struck a deal with the federal government. NAB agreed...

Roads an international embarrassment: O’Brien

STAFF WRITERS   WHEN the Chinese government and undertakers are warning about the state of Victoria's roads, it is clear we have a major problem. That's according...

Bail laws under review

By TOM HAYES   VICTORIAN Premier Jacinta Allan is facing backlash after her decision to order an immediate review of the state's current bail settings and...

Victorian Goldfields, Walhalla closer to World Heritage nod

STAFF WRITERS   WALHALLA has been included among a list of six key areas in regional Victoria recognised for their significance in the Victorian Goldrush era. The...

Mill workers take fight to Opal’s city headquarters

By KATRINA BRANDON   BRINGING in more support and more action, the Maryvale Mill workers and union groups have made a move against Opal’s actions. On February...

Syringes found in Morwell playground

By TOM HAYES   A SHOCKING number of syringes were found at a playground in Morwell, sparking concern for families in the area. The needles appeared to...

Train collision in Kilmany

By STAFF WRITERS   POLICE are at the scene of a collision in Kilmany on February 11. Officers were told a trailer carrying an excavator, being towed...

Miss America talks nuclear benefits

By PHILIP HOPKINS   GRACE Stanke makes an impression. At just 22, the 2023 Miss America and nuclear engineer seemingly has the world at her feet. Microphone...

Crews attend to smoke and flames in Moe CBD

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   EMERGENCY services were called to Market Street, Moe at 3.40pm last Saturday (February 8) following numerous Triple Zero (000) calls reporting smoke...

Police Beat: Three arrests made after stolen car saga

Police Beat with Tom Hayes   Three arrests made POLICE arrested two men and a woman following a collision involving an alleged stolen car in Traralgon on...

Hansford enters Gippsland race, Broadbent decides to go again

By LIAM DURKIN   OFF and racing. Two more candidates have joined the battle to become the federal member for Gippsland and Monash respectively. Monash incumbent Russell Broadbent...

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Seven years for nuclear: Parker

By PHILIP HOPKINS   A 1000 megawatt nuclear power station using South Korean expertise could be built in the Latrobe Valley in seven years, with a...