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Mayor to fight harder than ever

It's been hard to miss Kellie O'Callaghan in the past six months.

There’s a bright future, if we want it

Morwell's Dan Musil sees a bright future for the Latrobe Valley, but says we'll have to work together to make it happen ourselves - there will be no silver bullet or white knight who will do it for us.

Support the ‘local fellas’

Support the 'local fellas'

We will bounce back

EDITORIAL: Hazelwood may have powered the state but to the Latrobe Valley it was so much more.

Community needs to ‘stick together’

In the 1970s, Luke van der Meulen did part of his apprenticeship and later his unit attendant's course at Hazelwood Power Station.

Bastion of energy

If there was a message to be taken from the closure of Hazelwood on Friday it was to be found on an outside fence, where workers had hung their helmets after finishing their final shift.

Time to embrace an opportunity

Ella Darling is a Lavalla Catholic College student who has been following the Hazelwood closure and feels change is coming to the region.

The decision that shaped the Valley

It is one of the cruel ironies of history that sometimes the importance of major events goes unrealised until it is too late to change the outcome.

Guy lashes out at Hazelwood closure

As Hazelwood powers down, power bills for Victorians will rise, Opposition leader Matthew Guy says.

Confidence lacking in scheme

While members of the community and Coalition gathered in Morwell's Centenary Rose Garden yesterday, all ears were on Hazelwood power station worker Troy Makepeace.

Life remains in pondage barramundi

Proponents of the Hazelwood Pondage barramundi project say minor earthworks at the waterway will help create an environment in which the species can survive.

Union fears worker transfer impact

CFMEU fears cuts to Loy Yang A operator minimum staffing levels will result in less positions being offered under the Hazelwood worker transfer scheme.

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