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Services returning to normal

All Gippsland trains will be back on track late June, following months of disruptions, according to Public Transport Minister Jacinta Allan.

Independent candidate looking to the future

Latrobe City councillor Christine Sindt will stand as an independent candidate for the seat of Gippsland in July's federal election.

Buckley’s back and ready to run

Liberal Democrats candidate Ben Buckley believes government should only do for the people what they can't do for themselves.

Gippsland roads earmarked for upgrades

The Federal Coalition has committed to a $5 million upgrade of Gippsland roads in a bid to reduce the road toll, if elected.

The great cost of a backpacker tax

The great cost of a backpacker tax

Valley staff and students left in the lurch

Staff and students are searching for answers after the confirmed closure of two private training facilities based in the Latrobe Valley.

Feds neglect Valley: Madigan

An independent Victorian senator has accused the Federal Government of neglecting a Latrobe Valley economic transition over the past three-and-a-half years.

Gippsland man jailed

A 36 year-old man has been handed a seven-year prison sentence for historic cases of sexual assault across Gippsland.

TRAMPS founders still fighting on for shared path

The original Traralgon and Morwell Pedallers are hopeful Latrobe City Council’s recently adopted plan, and subsequent funding application, will see their vision of a shared path carried out after a long fight.

Still no clarity on State Government’s ‘transition plan’

The State Government has failed to shed any more light on its $40 million Latrobe Valley transition package and ‘hi-tech precinct’, almost a month on from announcing it in the budget.

Push to revive Latrobe Valley committee

A Latrobe Valley bureaucrat wants to revive a dormant committee to drive the region’s economic transition.

Another victory for Wissmer

RUNNING | It was four wins on the trot for Ryan Wissmer and a first for Alexandra Bull, who took out the 25-kilometre Martin Thompson Memorial championship yesterday.

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