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Popped up, but sticking around

A temporary town square in Morwell is set to stay until 8 August, following requests from business and community to extend its life.

Bullying rates down

School bullying rates across the Latrobe Valley have declined over the past 10 years, despite recent media reports.

Funding lag snuffs out festival

Organisers of Walhalla's Vinter Ljusfest have voted to cancel this year's festival over a lack of state and local government funding.

Rise up Australia to be represented in Gipps and McMillan

The Rise up Australia Party is fielding candidates for both the seat of Gippsland and McMillan.

Repeat offenders in the crosshairs

Latrobe Valley police say they are tackling the latest crime statistics by targeting repeat offenders.

McAdam is for animal welfare

Part-time high school teacher Jennifer McAdam will stand in the Seat of McMillan for the Animal Justice Party.

Fresh focus on mothers

A NOT-for-profit support group is on the hunt for ‘mumma bears’ to act as ‘foster’ grandmothers for Latrobe Valley mothers in need.

FedUni bucks the jobs trend

FEDERATION University ranks number one in the state for graduate employment, according to a national survey, despite above average unemployment rates across Latrobe-Gippsland.

It’s time to ‘greenify’ Morwell

PERMANENT garden beds along the main road. A shared cyclist and pedestrian circuit connecting major aspects of the town. A gateway attracting visitors into the area.

Negotiation process slammed

Member for Morwell Russell Northe has criticised the State Government’s handling of the CFA enterprise bargaining agreement negotiations.

‘We will continue to serve’

District 27’s career and volunteer firefighters have one message for the Latrobe Valley community amid ongoing CFA enterprise bargaining agreement negotiations - they will continue to serve the region.

Drivers, are you ready?

However, a new safety initiative aimed at teaching the driving supervisor handy techniques is hoped to reduce tension in the car and help supervisors to relax.

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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...