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Inseparable friends reunited

A video has revealed the heartfelt moment 13-year-old Jasmine Bodley-Williamson was reunited with her dog, 11-year-old Bonnie, after she escaped from the family's Moe property on September 8.

Seminar to tackle opioids

A not-for-profit organisation is aiming to help the community respond to high fatal overdose rates in the region by educating local health workers on a drug which can reverse the effects of opioids.

Hard work honoured

This year's Victorian Seniors Festival was a busy affair for Moe South's Maria Wiseman.

Jobs priority: White

Cr Darrell White was elected Latrobe City mayor at a special council meeting on Thursday night, defeating outgoing mayor Kellie O'Callaghan in her bid for a second term in the role.

O’Callaghan falls short in bid for second term

Jobs and economic growth will be newly-elected Latrobe City mayor Darrell White's focus over the next 12 months of his mayoral term.

Loan organisation off to flying start

A not-for-profit organisation hub which opened in July aimed at providing loans to low income earners has lent more than $90,000 in its first four months.

An amazing life lived together

Newborough nonagenarians Peter and Kathleen Lynch are living proof a healthy diet, fun spirit and entirely mad sense of humour is the winning combination for long, meaningful life.

Tech school support, with one condition

Safetech director David Wakefield has added fuel to member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath's concerns for Gippsland Tech School's ability to deliver a wide enough range of real-world learning, revealeing it would be willing to become an industry partner if the school produced employable people with the right skills.

All work and no play is no issue for bowling kingpin Rhys

Traralgon resident Rhys Woszczeiko will split from study this week when he leaves for Malaysia to represent Australia in tenpin bowling.

Slice of Japan on Commercial Road

In the early 1980s it was a normal sight in one corner on Commercial Road, Morwell to see Japanese children eating hamburgers and Australian students wearing a Japanese kimono.

Economic boost from footy

The Latrobe Valley is reaping the rewards of the V/Line Cup after it was revealed the carnival had generated a total of $7 million in economic benefit for the region over the last three years.

Power pressure fears

CFMEU mining and energy division Victorian secretary Geoff Dyke has raised concerns a generator outage at AGL's Loy Yang A Power Station could place additional stress on the state's power supplies this summer.

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Mighty Moe back with the big guns of bowls

BOWLS STRZELECKI NORTH SATURDAY PENNANT BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   BACK against the very best. Moe will return to the top level of Strzelecki North bowls after clinching the Division 2...