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Time to act on dementia

Bupa's global director of dementia care Professor Graham Stokes says he is optimistic about the future despite a high projected increase in the number of people with dementia.

Weedkiller used in safe manner

As the commonly-used herbicide, glyphosate - also known as Roundup - is investigated for its probability to cause cancer, Australia's regulatory body says current labels are appropriate.

Proposed council law sparks online storm

A proposal to change Latrobe City Council's Local Law 2 has created a stir of opposition on social media.

Centre to assist sexual assault victims

Walking into the foyer of a local police station and reporting a case of sexual assault was far from ideal for victims.

Positive future for Valley’s youth

Gippsland's most vulnerable children will continue receiving collaborative care and education after the State Government extended funding to a local partnership for three years.

Don’t be duped by conmen

Consumer Affairs Victoria is warning residents to be cautious of work for cash offers following reports of travelling conmen in Traralgon's east recently.

Gippsland pipeline works underway

Construction has begun on a 187 kilometre, $400 million pipeline to carry crude oil and condensate from Longford's Esso plants to its Long Island Point facilities.

Man hospitalised following Traralgon siege

A 28 year-old man is in hospital after a five-hour long siege in Traralgon last night.

Transport frustration

State Member for Morwell Russell Northe experienced first hand the frustration of Gippsland V/Line commuters on Monday after catching a peak hour road coach to Melbourne.

No time to waste on Gipps resource plan

Industry, business and members of the general public will have a chance to have their say on the waste management and resource recovery needs of Gippsland at local engagement sessions.

Fuel price variations

Fuel prices across the Latrobe Valley remained consistent this week as prices across regional Victoria varied 20 cents per litre.

Vigil for Valley six

The six Latrobe Valley veterans who died during active service in the Vietnam War will be remembered as part of a moving simultaneous vigil this Sunday at gravesites across Victoria.

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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...