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Caring is a labour of love

Morwell resident Lucia Calabrese never knew that a National Carers Week exists until she was recently advised about it.

TV icon gets behind breeders’ association

Don Burke has thrown his support behind a Morwell man's quest to form a statewide novice dog breeders' association.

Ready for the big stage

A grade 5 student at St Vincent de Paul Primary School should be the talk of the classroom after claiming the state title in the Aboriginal Model and Talent Search in Melbourne, however Lucy Ger-Pau prefers to keep things under wraps.

Morwell’s own architectural gem

Richard Horseman comes to work every day beaming with pride that the building which houses his thriving solicitor's office is 129 years old and steeped in Morwell's history.

Energy cut-off rates high

The Latrobe Valley has the second highest energy disconnection and water restriction rate in Victoria for Energy and Water Ombudsmen cases, according to the Energy and Water Ombudsman Victoria 2017 annual report.

Melbourne Stars set to light up Latrobe Valley

The Latrobe Valley is set to host a Big Bash League preseason match between the Melbourne Stars and the Hobart Hurricanes in December.

Knock it down and we’ll put it to use: CEA

The future of a new project which could provide up to 80 jobs by using coal to create products such as fertiliser and char hinges on whether or not the Morwell power station and briquette factory is demolished.

Evergreen champ is best of the best

For someone who hates running, Vicki Rogers is quite good at it. The 52-year-old plays at centre for Traralgon Tyers United in its C grade netball side and recently scooped the 2017 individual awards pool.

It’s our heritage: Wragg

The Morwell Power Station and briquette factory are directly linked to a group of people that changed the course of Victoria's history, heritage proponent Cheryl Wragg told last week's Heritage Council.

RMIT reveals results

RMIT, the institution charged with remediating a former community garden in Morwell where asbestos was found, has confirmed soil tests undertaken did not exceed unsafe exposure levels at the time of testing.

Drone opportunities abound

A new drone hub based in Gippsland has attracted international attention after opening earlier this year.

Man caught entering Morwell home

A home owner has disturbed a man attempting to enter their Lae Court, Morwell property.

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