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All eyes on mental health at work

Local workplaces took part in a breakfast event about how to manage mental health at work.

Kurnai’s indigenous celebrations

Indigenous Australians - their stories, culture and traditions - were the centre of celebrations last week at Kurnai College's Churchill junior campus.

Make a difference for young Lachlan

A Gippsland family's quest to raise awareness about a little-known syndrome continues in the form of pamper evenings and other public events across the Latrobe Valley.

Adrian’s life-long passion

Childhood memories of the 1944 Morwell bushfires drove Adrian Walker to join his local fire brigade 60 years ago.

United by a common goal

The Latrobe Valley community came together at a community luncheon on Friday with one common goal - to reduce the road toll to zero.

Agreement on a knife’s edge

Unionists fear an application by AGL Loy Yang to terminate its current enterprise agreement will have severe repurcussions on employee entitlements at the brown coal power station.

Community to drive Valley’s future

'Idea' was the word in a community forum last week when more than 100 people discussed their aspirations for the future of the Latrobe Valley.

Fatal crash at Cowwarr

Police are continuing their investigation into a fatal crash that occurred in Cowwarr on Saturday.

ACCC hasn’t tested for asbestos in crayons since traces found last year

The consumer watchdog has not conducted any further testing for asbestos in crayons since revealing traces had been found in some products more than 10 months ago.

Relief ‘for the long haul’

Ask Boolarra South resident Deb Levi about a new charity that provides support directly through the dairy farm gate and she’ll tell you it’s full of down to earth people.

Coal’s windy reception

Environmentalists have called for the closure of the Latrobe Valley's brown coal power stations following government approval of the state's biggest wind farm in history.

Fuel leak fears

A Traralgon service station was closed Tuesday morning following reports of a suspected fuel leak.

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