Thousands sign ASIC petition
Union delegates from Traralgon's Australian Securities and Investments Commission office visited Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester yesterday, opposing a potential sale of the register.
Look but don’t touch
Gary Mitchell's Tibetan Spaniel is not for public petting. 'Wednesday' is psychiatric service dog trained to assist her handler, who wants to raise awareness in the community about her role.
The good, the bar and the UGLY
The Walhalla Lodge Hotel will become pub-UGLY this Saturday to raise money to help people with blood cancer.
Another coal project bites the Valley dust
Two out of three Latrobe Valley coal development projects that received state and federal government funding have now failed to materialise.
Another chance to light the night
A lack of numbers at recent Light the Night events has organisers calling on community members to get behind Morwell's upcoming fundraiser.
Morwell High School 60 year reunion
A Diamond Reunion will be held for all students, staff and friends of Morwell High School on Sunday, 13 November at Kernot Hall.
Focus on indigenous life
A short documentary to coincide with the Victorian Seniors Festival Week aims to shine a spotlight on racism, disadvantage and discrimination, and the lives of seniors and Aboriginal elders within the local community.
Hazelwood Health Study won’t expand
The State Government will not expand the Hazelwood Health Study's major survey to include residents outside of Morwell or first responders, in line with an independent review.
Latrobe Valley’s challenges ‘beyond politics’
On Monday, State Member for Morwell Russell Northe met with Latrobe Valley's major employers, unions, council and Nationals colleagues to focus on the aftermath of a Hazelwood closure.
Latrobe Health Assembly delayed
The State Government expects the Latrobe Health Assembly to be up and running by December, two months later than previously announced.
Traralgon firies ready for a rapid response
Since Monday Traralgon's career firefighters have been dispatched to respond to Triple Zero calls for heart attack and non-breathing patients at the same time as local paramedics, as part of the Emergency Medical Response Program.
Healthy haul
Forty kilograms of fresh fruit and vegetables from the yards of local residents and students has been shared with the broader community in the first two weeks of the 'Get Swapped' program.
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By LIAM DURKIN
CRUEL irony has a new definition.
Morwell Football-Netball Club has lost prized recruit Will Lewis in one of the more dramatic turn of...
