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Staff walk off the job

Latrobe Valley Centrelink staff walked off the job in unison with tens of thousands of public service workers across the country for a 24-hour strike on Friday as a three-year old industrial dispute intensifies.

Uglii liquidators appointed

The Federal Court has appointed liquidators to the Traralgon-based Uglii group.

Drive thru close call

KFC Morwell's drive thru received some unexpected thoroughfare on Friday when a vehicle crashed into the barrier outside the service windows about 12.30pm.

Mine fire medical discovery

COMMUNITY fears of increased heart and lung conditions during the Hazelwood mine fire have been confirmed in Monash University data released today.

Stonefield earn the love they deserve

Psychadelic rock sisters Stonefield are set to unleash their kaleidoscopic soundscapes at Kay Street Entertainment Complex next month as part of their new album ‘As Above, So Below’ tour.

A smile to help brighten the day

In 24 years of working in the beauty sector, make-up artist Alarna Bell pinpoints a recent visit to the Ronald McDonald House as one of the best days of her career.

Help to ease the burden

Two Latrobe Valley mothers whose sons were killed in road crashes are calling for increased road trauma counselling services for regional areas.

Gippsland rail plan hits the mark

It's a brilliant idea, so why didn't the State Government come up with it? That's the question being asked by Gippsland V/Line Users Group

No-show, no excuses

A mental health service provider has unreservedly apologised to a Traralgon couple following what it says was a breakdown in communication.

Latrobe Metro mooted

A 'Latrobe Metro' service and shorter V/Line travel times between Gippsland and Melbourne are part of a regional rail vision in Victoria.

Make up your own mind on council election preferences

Latrobe Valley residents will not be told 'how to vote' when they open their local government electoral packs this year.

Paper mill’s gas woes

The continued moratorium on conventional onshore gas exploration could impact one of the Latrobe Valley's largest direct employers.

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Making public transport safe

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