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Experts query wind plans costs and timing

By PHILIP HOPKINS   THE state government is accelerating planning approvals for renewable projects as several energy experts have predicted that Victoria's wind energy will be...

Liberals seek nuclear social licence

By PHILIP HOPKINS   WITH the Latrobe Valley a possible site for a nuclear power station, the federal Opposition has upped the argument for nuclear as...

Games ‘losers’ vent their anger

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC THE cancellation of the Commonwealth Games was a "very big low" for the Latrobe Valley Badminton Association and the broader community, the...

More projects get funding in budget

THE March Latrobe City Council meeting on Monday, March 5, was a bit unusual, with both Mayor Darren Howe and Deputy Tracie Lund not...

Opportunity to buy local Coles

COLES Morwell is set to test investor demand in the hotly contested neighbourhood shopping centre market.   JLL's Stuart Taylor, Tom Noonan, and MingXuan Li in...

Spat over emergency care in Gippsland

By STEFAN BRADLEY   THE state government has refuted a Nationals MP's claims that Gippsland's emergency department (EDs) are "on life support".   In a media release earlier...

Cardiac services to expand at Latrobe Regional Hospital

CARDIOLOGY services at Latrobe Regional Health are about to get a big boost with the expansion of the cardiology team.   "The expansion of the team...

Vic and Tas Farmers unite on land

By PHILIP HOPKINS   VICTORIAN and Tasmanian farmer peak bodies have produced a policy for developers who want to build infrastructure, such as transmission lines for...

Renee Heath bucks Liberals on windy policy

By STEFAN BRADLEY   MEMBER for Eastern Victoria, Renee Heath, has broken ranks with the Liberal Party by abstaining from voting for state government legislation, backed...

Police Beat: Three local teens arrested

Police Beat with Zaida Glibanovic   Three local teenagers arrested MOORABBIN Crime Investigation Unit detectives have charged a group of Latrobe Valley teenagers following an aggravated burglary...

Gippsland Women in Industry Network launch

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   To celebrate International Women's Day, TAFE Gippsland and AGL Loy Yang, alongside business partners, hosted the first-ever Gippsland Women in Industry Network...

Storm-affected farmers pleading for relief funding

By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   FARMERS hit by recent wild weather have continued to plea for government support as they pick up the pieces. Murray Watt, the Federal...

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Clare’s Law vital in ending domestic violence

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   A LOCAL working within the community services sector has helped surge a potentially lifesaving domestic violence disclosure scheme in Victoria. Latrobe Valley resident...