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Armed robberies in Morwell

Police have charged a 23 year-old man following two alleged armed robberies in Morwell on Friday.

Thumbs up for Moe revitalisation project

Candidates from the three major parties for the federal seat of McMillan have voiced their support for completion of stage two of Moe’s town revitalisation project.

Road closure costs under council probe

Latrobe City Council will cover the cost of local road closures for this year's Remembrance Day and investigate options for ways to support such events in the future.

Latrobe police crack down on parole breaches

A newly-formed specialist task unit is targeting breaches of bail and parole conditions and last weekend completed 25 bail compliance checks across the district.

ASIC steps into Uglii situation

Australian Securities and Investments Commission has applied to the Federal Court of Australia for the appointment of provisional liquidators to six companies within the Uglii Group.

United voice is ‘vital’ for Valley’s future

A Latrobe City councillor wants to "shine a spotlight" on all ideas being floated for the Latrobe Valley's future economic development.

Victory for ratepayers

Permits will not be required to use recreational vehicles or tracks on private property after Latrobe City officers removed the clause from council's draft local law 2.

Margot’s anxious wait

Seventy-five year-old Margot Whelan waited one hour for an ambulance to arrive as she bled from a cut on her head after a fall at her Traralgon home last month.

Council’s bullying plea

A mother's passionate plea has driven Latrobe City Council to request a meeting with the State Education Minister to discuss alternative school bullying curriculums.

Man stabbed at Traralgon residence

Police have charged a Traralgon woman following an alleged stabbing at a Liddiard Road residence on Tuesday afternoon.

Bhatti backs arts centre

Labor candidate for Gippsland Shashi Bhatti has voiced his support for the long-awaited new Latrobe Performing Arts Centre, but has stopped short of pledging funding during the election campaign.

Decades of dance

Student dancers from across Gippsland will perform at Kernot Hall this week in the 30th annual Morwell Festival of Dance.

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