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Fresh bypass fight

Community members are leading a renewed push to secure funding for a Traralgon bypass.

Program serves up hospitality jobs

With minimal hospitality experience and a dream to gain employment in the industry, both Dylan Gilbert and Phil Falcone weren't quite sure how to move forward.

Valley just what the doctor ordered

Medical student Melissa Bruerton has spent time in south-east Asia and had a taste of living in the big smoke, however she's certain the Latrobe Valley is where she wants to plant her feet.

Fire heroes honoured

More than 90 people attended Morwell Fire Brigade's annual dinner and awards ceremony at the Italian Australian Club late last month.

Hill End meeting in bid to save beloved school site

The fight to halt the proposed rezoning of the former Hill End Primary School will continue with a delegation meeting with State Member for Eastern Victoria Melina Bath.

Performing arts snub

The Traralgon Community Development Association has started a petition to be included in the Latrobe Creative Precinct Reference Group.

Crackdown nabs its targets

Seven Latrobe Valley people sought as part of Victoria Police and Crime Stoppers' 'Crime Crackdown' have been arrested in the past two weeks.

Carter Holt Harvey closure date announced

Carter Holt Harvey has confirmed its Morwell sawmill will close on 28 September.

Video: Traralgon bypass push

The Committee for Gippsland today renewed calls for the Princes Highway to bypass Traralgon with the launch of a community campaign to lock in funding commitments for the project.

Pride Cup lighting up the night

The cooling towers at Loy Yang A took on a rainbow hue last night as plant owner AGL lit the plant up to show its support for the inaugural Gippsland Pride Cup.

Family car torched in Moe

A mother’s car has been destroyed by fire in an incident that has left the family "too scared to stay at home" after it was set alight on Albert Street in Moe on Friday night.

Eye-opening journey

Sixteen-year-old Caleb Pyle was going through life without a worry until an immersion trip last month to East Timor changed all of that.

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