The last hurrah
Two Morwell primary schools are preparing to say goodbye after more than 100 years of education.
‘Bob… told me to hit him’
A woman who killed a man by striking him about 70 times with a mattock and knife on 20 June 2014 in Morwell said she was told to do it by a man named 'Bob' in an interview with police, a court has heard.
Keep work in the Valley
Job certainty in the face of Hazelwood power station and mine's impending closure was the focus of State Opposition's visit this week.
Archibald contender graces Tyers Art Festival
An Archibald prize submission was among the creations on display at the 37th Tyers Art Festival at the weekend.
The healing power of art
Along a wall in an art therapy room of Morwell's Gippsland Centre Against Sexual Assault hangs a 'tree of life' recently created by sexual assault survivors.
Governments consumed in war over Hazelwood coverage
Accusations the Victorian Government is responsible for the closure of Hazelwood have drawn fire from Federal Opposition leader Bill Shorten, who has accused the Federal Government of engaging in a "big blame game".
Council fuming at Shorten snub
Opposition leader Bill Shorten has come under fire for failing to meet with Latrobe City Council leaders during his visit to the region on Monday.
Council’s standing its ground
Existing landholders and prospective developers in the Traralgon south-east area have council's assurance there is no unacceptable risk of land movement or instability.
Golden prospects for Mantle Mining
Coal explorations licences across the Latrobe Valley and South Gippsland have been cancelled to the great reception of local opposition.
What’s the plan? A strength-led transition
An "incredible explosion" of ideas from Latrobe Valley residents, businesses and industries marks the pages of a draft 'strength-led' transition document paving the way for the region's transformation.
Government Christmas debacle
Member for Morwell Russell Northe has called for the State Government to declare Christmas Day a public holiday.
Let’s party at Moe library
Moe's thriving new library precinct is set for a celebratory christening on Sunday when a range of festivities are held in tribute to the success of the $14 million two-storey facility.
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Marks the magnificent mind behind flagship fundraiser
FOOTBALL/NETBALL
BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
CLAIRE Marks is a real workaholic at Morwell Football-Netball Club.
The Tigers legend organised yet another successful Pink Ribbon Round at the weekend,...
