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Doors remain open at Rosedale childcare

The Rosedale community is "ecstatic" to learn its child care centre is set to remain open into the coming financial year, thanks to almost $50,000 in funding.

Job seekers working from the shadows

Aspiring realtor and Traralgon resident Gary Henderson got a sneak peak into the daily life of a real estate agent as part of Job Shadow Day.

All roads lead to zero toll

VicRoads will host the inaugural Gippsland Road Safety Forum this week.

Beer will flow at Club Astoria

Fifteen years of celebrating the cultural atmosphere of a German King's wedding festivities in 1810 will see Club Astoria host an Oktoberfest event once more.

Former Valley journo shaken by earthquake

A Latrobe Valley man caught up in last week's 8.3-magnitude earthquake in Chile has described the experience as "nerve-wracking".

Young Toongabbie firie to stand tall

Toongabbie junior firefighter Bailey Unthank may be too young to drive the truck, but he is still making his mark at his local brigade.

Investigation announced into Labor rort claims

The Parliamentary Audit Committee will investigate allegations Labor used taxpayer-funded staff to work on its state election campaign.

Outrage over NDIS wait

People with a disability in Gippsland have to wait up to three-and-a-half years to access the National Disability Insurance Scheme under a region-based rollout plan announced last week.

Govt will ‘go on’

It will be "business as usual" in the Latrobe Valley following Monday's Prime Ministerial leadership change, according to the Latrobe Valley's Federal MPs.

Stroke can strike at anytime

With a smile as wide as she is tall and only five years old, it is hard to believe Harmony Hoskin has suffered a stroke.

Who could the lucky winner be?

An unsuspecting Latrobe Valley resident may be the lucky winner of a TattsLotto division one prize.

We will welcome you with open arms

LATROBE Valley's history of resettling new arrivals and refugees will set a positive precedent to welcome those caught up in the Syria and Iraq humanitarian crisis.

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