Body corporate ‘sound’ but haemorrhaging money
THE special administrator of the organisation that manages native title rights and interests on behalf of the Gunaikurnai people, is confident it can be turned around from being a loss-making entity.
Latrobe urea project on the move
A PLAN to turn gas created from Latrobe Valley coal into fertiliser has taken a major step forward after the company responsible for the project reached agreement last week with Royal Dutch Shell for access to vital technology.
Proof in the pudding
HE has spent most of his working life in the science and engineering field and now Chris Barfoot is taking his expertise to government.
Last-minute buyout quashed
SUGGESTIONS Hazelwood power station could be saved by a last minute buyout have been firmly rejected by the plant's owner.
Now is the time to prepare
HAZELWOOD employees are urged to act now to minimise the financial impact of the power plant's closure.
Health study survey deadline approaching
The Hazelwood Health Study team has urged all eligible Morwell residents to participate in the Adult Survey while they still have the chance.
Sponsorship to continue, for now
SPORTING and community organisations that receive funding from Engie will be spared any immediate fallout from the decision to close Hazelwood after the company announced it would continue to provide support next year.
LRH geared up for next expansion
GIPPSLAND's largest employer is looking to attract further investment to the region in the wake of the Hazelwood power station and mine closure.
Hazelwood lake’s murky outlook
GOVERNMENT and industry have given a murky picture about the task of transforming the Hazelwood brown coal mine into a public lake.
Northe challenges Premier on Hazelwood
A war of words erupted on the floor of State Parliament today when Member for Morwell Russell Northe attacked Premier Daniel Andrews over his commitment to help workers who will be affected by the closure of Hazelwood.
Broadbent slams colleague’s anti-Islam ‘diatribe’
Federal Member for McMillan Russell Broadbent used a parliamentary address on Monday night to accuse politicians on his own side of politics of "cuddling up to Hansonite rhetoric".
Moe outage leaves 200 without phones, internet
About 200 Telstra customers in Moe have been without phone and internet since Saturday afternoon after a major fault the company believes was caused by a heavy vehicle taking out machinery on Narracan Drive.
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By LIAM DURKIN
UNDERDOGS are common in Australian sport.
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