Study amazed by support
Hazelwood Health Study researchers are grateful for the high participation of Morwell residents in lung function testing for its future worth to the community.
No more clowning around for Koko
Latrobe Valley icon Koko the Clown entertained adoring fans for the last time at the Traralgon Carols by Candlelight at Victory Park on Sunday with more than a few teary eyes in the crowd.
Hurricane warning for Valley Smash
Melbourne Stars batsman Rob Quiney has issued a warning to the Hobart Hurricanes ahead of this week's Big Bash League practice match, citing the inaugural Valley Smash as an opportunity for the Stars to hit form ahead of the season proper.
CFA 4WD stolen in Churchill vandalism spree
A CFA command vehicle stolen from the Churchill Fire Brigade overnight has been recovered after police said a group of people caused havoc around on Thursday morning.
Dog group barks up wrong tree in Burke
Don Burke has resigned as patron of the Victorian Pet Dog and Novice Breeders Association following a "forthright" conversation with the organisation's founder and Morwell resident Alan Guthrie.
Fund averts cat-astophe
A pet medical crisis fund created to help pensioners and low income earners who own animals that require emergency surgery has saved the life of a Morwell cat.
Community finds social media voice
New Hazelwood Health Study research reveals the strong appeal of social media to Latrobe Valley people during and after the 2014 mine fire.
Cyber security good fit for high-tech hub
A cyber security and safety centre could be built in the Latrobe Valley as the state government continues to look at ways to improve safety for its major services like power, health and telecommunications.
Crop house accused – one bailed, one remanded
A woman has been granted bail for family reasons after being charged with growing and trafficking a commercial quantity of cannabis following a raid at a Vindon Street, Morwell property at the weekend.
Christmas joy in Thorpdale
Thorpdale resident Sue Van Heurck is offering the community one more chance to view her astounding collection of Christmas decorations this year.
Body photo outrage
A disturbing image of a deceased man taken inside his house remains on Facebook despite attempts by police to have the photo removed from the social media platform.
Tree lop sub par: residents
Residents opposite Moe Golf course are concerned for their safety following Latrobe City Council's decision to remove pine trees from along Links Road which residents say help shield them from stray golf balls.
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Winners raise the bat
FOOTBALL
NORTH GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU do wonder if results ever make it back to AFL HQ.
Just one game in Round 17 of the North Gippsland...
