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New year, new manager

A friendly new face can be seen hanging out at the Traralgon Neighbourhood Learning House following the reopening of the house for 2018.

Tackling overdose risk in Latrobe Valley

The Latrobe Community Health Service will run free training sessions to teach people how to administer a life-saving medication to those at risk of a heroin or opioid overdose.

Morwell man criticises council works

A Morwell resident considers council's current roadworks in Winifred Street as "false economy" with contractors repairing only selected sections of the kerb and channelling.

News eye-opening trip

For Lowanna College student Trent Euman, visiting Abu Dhabi to receive a commendation for an international sustainability prize was a nerve-racking experience.

Pool concerns grow

Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath has echoed state government concerns surrounding community frustration over how long it is taking to start development of the Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre.

DJ farewelled after 17 years at Traralgon venue

After 17 years behind the decks, Traralgon DJ Trent McCurdy has decided to move on.

Police charge man following crash

A man has been charged after allegedly stealing a car before colliding with a drain alongside the Princes Freeway at Hernes Oak on Monday.

Slow down for children

A stern warning has been issued by police to drivers across the region ahead of the return to school for students in the Latrobe Valley next week.

LVA future uncertain

A restructure of the Latrobe Valley Authority could be on the cards if the Coalition wins November's state election.

Heritage wait dwindling clean-up cash

The Morwell Power Station's remediation fund is being depleted thousands of dollars each month in maintenance and security fees, which could be put towards remediation, while the Heritage Council makes a decision on the heritage status of the site.

Plan a ‘smokescreen’

Australia Education Union Gippsland organiser Jeff Gray has labelled the state Coalition's school education values statement a "smokescreen".

Group slams logging consultation

A group campaigning to prevent logging around Mirboo North has labelled community consultation efforts by VicForests over the holiday period as "questionable tactics".

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