Festival comeback
The Gippsland Multicultural Festival will finally take place this week, three years after it was put on hold due to a lack of interest from participating ethnic groups and coordination issues.
Market goes on hold
A lack of interest in the 50 Mile Farmer's Markets has forced ReActivate Latrobe Valley to pull the events from its calendar for the time being.
Car plunges into Narracan Creek at Moe
An 86 year-old Newborough man has escaped without injury after his car plunged about two-and-a-half metres into Narracan Creek at Moe this morning.
Charting history of Relay for Life
Latrobe Relay for Life chair Sue Van Heurck said when the charity event first started, nobody quite knew how it would grow.
A love of service which grew over time
Country Fire Authority life member Lance King signed up as a volunteer with the Yallourn North Urban Fire Brigade in 1977 for no other reason than to keep fit in the football off-season.
A devotion to improving the lives of veterans
Bruce Jeffrey re-enters the board room at the Morwell RSL.
Closure notice push
Large power generators should be required to give at least three years' notice of their intention to close, a review of energy security has recommended.
Taking the dolls home
After seven years of attracting tourists to the Latrobe Valley, Bev Loraine will do what visitors to her doll museum are forbidden to do, take the dolls home.
Metal pit lid dumped in path of train
The placement of a stormwater pit lid on the train line at Moe has been labelled a "barbaric" act by local police after a freight train struck it on Thursday.
Seven decades of service
Max Grubb is remembered for his leadership and commitment to the community following 64 years of volunteer services at the Yallourn Bowling Club and almost seven decades of membership of the local scouting fraternity.
Be on the lookout for counterfeit cash: police
Counterfeit money is believed to be circulating around Traralgon as police urge merchants to be vigilant when accepting cash over the counter.
Union sets eyes on CHH worker transfer
The Electrical Trades Union has called for a worker transfer scheme to allow workers affected by the likely closure of Carter Holt Harvey's Morwell sawmill to move to Australian Paper's Maryvale Mill.
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