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Four hours of hell: The Battle of Long Tan

Fifty years ago today 108 Anzac soldiers defied the odds and were victorious in the Battle of Long Tan during the Vietnam War. Tyers resident Allan Stewart was one of those men.

Rude awakening

A senior Moe couple were shocked to discover two thirds of their side fence, 10 mature trees and a small fernery mowed over when they woke last Thursday morning.

Supreme court stalls firefighter agreement

The Supreme Court yesterday barred CFA employees from voting on its controversial enterprise bargaining agreement.

Gippsland business stalwart remembered

Emmanuel Manthos has been remembered as a loving husband, doting father, proud grandfather and entrepreneur.

Why you should care about the council election

A former Latrobe City councillor is urging Latrobe Valley residents to take note of the upcoming local government elections.

Claudio Marino puts hand up for council election

Born and bred Latrobe Valley man Claudio Marino has a 'vision of transition' for the region's future.

Councillors’ code of conduct reprieve

Victoria's local government representatives have been given more time to sign a councillor code of conduct after it was revealed more than 100 councillors faced disqualification.

Another unwanted cost

A Morwell man on a disability pension says recent changes to his mobile phone's prepaid options are making it harder to get by.

Dancer dazzles on the national circuit

She may be 11 years old but Tanjil East ballerina Emily Euman is already making a name for herself on the national dance circuit.

Valley troupe dominates eisteddfod

A Latrobe Valley dance school shook up the competition at the recent Albury Wodonga Eisteddfod.

Industry engineered to work together

Industry and university assembled on Thursday to discuss asset management in the engineering sector.

Local businesses invited to govt round table

The State Government is calling for local businesses to share their experiences as part of its Retail Regulation Review which aims to make red tape less time consuming and costly.

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Making public transport safe

  VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28. Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...