University fee hike a blow to local students: Professor
It is likely that Gippsland students could be disproportionately affected by the Federal Government's Monday announcement to raise tertiary education fees while also requiring graduates to begin repayments sooner, a local academic says.
Ambo response times improve
Ambulance response times in Latrobe have improved 11 per cent in the past 12 months in what's been dubbed a "collaborative approach".
Bandt welcomes discussion
A community forum hosted by Melbourne Greens MP Adam Bandt in Traralgon on Monday night attracted about 100 people to discuss the future of the region following the closure of Hazelwood.
State jobs budget win
One hundred and fifty public sector jobs, $110 million for a new timber plantation and $435 million for Gippsland rail upgrades headlined the list of announcements for the Latrobe Valley in this year's state budget.
Rail reprieve for Gippsland line
Sections of Gippsland's hamstrung rail line will be duplicated after the State Government announced plans yesterday to upgrade the service under a $435 million project, ahead of tomorrow's state budget.
Our region is growing
Recent Australian Bureau of Statistics data has revealed the Latrobe-Gippsland area has the fastest growing regional employment rate in the state.
Bus woes talked through
The Moe Traders Association is pleased following a meeting about its concerns over new bus stops and a public transport timetable in the town.
Call for more custody officers
If you’ve ever considered joining the force, becoming a Police Custody Officer is a good way to dip your toes.
Rail line relief
Sections of Gippsland's hamstrung rail line will be duplicated after the State Government announced plans yesterday to upgrade the service under a $435 million project, ahead of tomorrow's state budget.
Clocked at double the limit
Police have impounded a man's car after he was clocked allegedly driving more than double the legal speed limit in Moe on Friday night.
Thousands attend Anzac services across the Valley
The Latrobe Valley paid its respects to both fallen and currently serving men and women on Anzac Day.
Energised gathering
The Gippsland Climate Change Network met with Australian Environmental Grantmakers Network yesterday to generate discussion about community energy projects as the Latrobe Valley transitions away from its reliance on coal.
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