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Equal rights is the key thing for us: couple

An emotional Nungurner couple of 23 years Pat DeMasson and Jennifer Thompson said on Wednesday they might for the first time start considering getting married, however, the most important part about the 'yes' vote win was the move towards equal rights.

‘It feels like a big, warm hug from Australia’

Small clusters of people gathered around smartphones streaming the postal survey announcement at Traralgon's Kay Street Gardens on Wednesday morning.

Give to grant wishes

Christmas carols echoed throughout Traralgon yesterday during the launch of Kmart's Wishing Tree Appeal as members of the Valley Crooners Choir gathered inside the store to launch the charitable cause.

Celebrating a pipe dream

Two men's passion for the heavenly sound of pipe organs brought a classical wonder to the town of Morwell two decades ago.

Growing hope for Xander

Yinnar South-raised mother Melissa Williamson thought her son Xander's appointment in April this year would be clearing him of anything serious.

Festival tackles homeless blues

A blues festival held at Trafalgar East Hall last month raised more than $3700 for Quantum Support Services, an organisation that assists homeless people in the Latrobe Valley.

Garden a blooming success

Twenty-five years has passed since the opening of the Morwell Centenary Rose Garden and to mark the silver anniversary a time capsule dating back to 1992 was this week opened to celebrate the occasion.

Beer festival cancelled

Twenty-five years has passed since the opening of the Morwell Centenary Rose Garden and to mark the silver anniversary a time capsule dating back to 1992 was this week opened to celebrate the occasion.

Freeway reopens following three separate collisions

The Princes Freeway was shut down for almost an hour during morning peak on Wednesday following three separate collisions within the space of 300 metres over a three-hour period.

Three-hundred cannabis plants found after Moe house fire

A marijuana crop house has been uncovered in Moe after a blaze ripped through the Lloyd Street property on Saturday morning.

Station sale imminent

After 12 months on the market an announcement about the sale of Loy Yang B Power Station is imminent and could be made as soon as this week.

Opposition fears for Yallourn’s viability

Opposition spokesperson for energy and innovation David Southwick has questioned whether Yallourn Power Station will survive beyond 2025 when Victoria is required to source 40 per cent of its energy from renewables.

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Making public transport safe

  VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28. Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...