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Ross’ nostalgia for the High Country

For years, Traralgon's Ross Brown has juggled the skills of style cuts and blow-waves with droving and mustering more than 100 cattle in the High Country.

Writer’s novel solution to attention

A few months ago, Traralgon high school teacher Alanah Andrews wouldn't have considered herself to be an author.

Northe criticises road barriers

Member for Morwell Russell Northe has raised concerns around what he calls the "unintended consequences" of wire rope barriers installed on roads across Gippsland.

Fires in bushland at Moe and Newborough ‘suspicious’

About 50 firefighters have responded to four deliberately-lit grass fires in the Moe and Newborough area this afternoon.

Clements clears first qualifying round at Traralgon

Inverloch's Jack Clements has upset 13th seed Leopold Zima from Germany in straight sets, 6-4, 6-3, on the first day of qualifying at the Traralgon Junior International.

Traralgon Ambulance Station charges

A 22-year-old Traralgon man has been charged following a burglary at the Traralgon Ambulance Station on Monday morning.

Rubbish dumping concern

A build-up of "filthy" rubbish at Waterhole Creek in Morwell has left a foul taste in the mouth of a long-term Morwell resident.

Coffee with a Cop returns

Traralgon residents will have a chance to mingle with police next month when Coffee with a Cop returns to the Latrobe Valley – this time at Stockland Plaza.

Aggreko looked at eight generator sites

Seven sites across Victoria were considered by Aggreko – the company responsible for bringing the 105 diesel-powered generators to Morwell – before the Latrobe Valley was chosen in December last year.

Pool delay slammed

Construction of the $46 million Gippsland Regional Aquatic Centre in Traralgon is unlikely to get underway this year, despite the project receiving state government funding almost 12 months ago.

Police raid Yallourn North home

A woman has been arrested following a drug raid on a property at Yallourn North this morning where a small amount of cannabis and prescription medication was found.

Cleaner stations wanted

Environment Justice Australia lawyer and Latrobe Valley local Bronya Lipski is calling on the Environment Protection Authority to tighten limits on power station emissions following an EPA review into Victorian power station licences.

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