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Cobra strike not enough to stop rampaging Rams

Toongabbie has won a thriller against Churchill with opener Tim Dunn the hero, scoring 90 to help get his team over the line.

Honours even on day one

Latrobe needs 71 runs with five wickets in hand to overhaul Mirboo North's first innings score of 157 when play resumes on day two of its match.

Event at Latrobe Community Health Service offers stress relief

An event open to the whole community on Friday, November 10 at Latrobe Community Health Service in Morwell is seeking to meet a recent heightened need for support for LGBTIQ people.

Tyers has festival down to a fine art

Organisers of the Tyers Art Festival have knuckled down in the past week to set up the display space for the highest number of entries the festival has received in about five years.

Melina Bath recovering after road accident

Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath is recovering in Latrobe Regional Hospital after a road accident on Wednesday afternoon.

Hazelwood Mine fire ready: ENGIE

The risk of an out-of-control fire in Hazelwood's open cut mine is lower than ever, according to the mine's operator, ENGIE.

Men stable after Newborough weapons attack

Two men are recovering in hospital in a stable condition after they were stabbed with a machete during an aggravated home burglary in Newborough this morning.

Body built to perfection

Moe resident Maurizio 'Spud' Manduci is nearing 50 and is in the best shape of his life.

Experience guides vote

Member for Eastern Victoria Harriet Shing has shared the deeply personal story of caring for her brother as he battled prostate cancer during a parliamentary speech in which she outlined her support for voluntary assisted dying.

Grant for mine work

Ground support work will be completed in the Long Tunnel Extended Gold Mine at Walhalla with a grant of $50,000 from the Department of Environment, Land, Planning and Water.

Energy projects sought

Gippsland Climate Change Network's Latrobe Community Power Hub is on the look-out for community partners for small-scale energy projects.

Neighbourhood house farewells Jenny

Despite being a personal style choice, Jenny Poon's iconic electric blue hair is perhaps a metaphor for the Traralgon Neighbourhood Learning House, the organisation she will retire from leading after 28 years.

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