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PowerWorks revived for the Valley community

A two-year push to reopen Morwell tourism institution PowerWorks has passed a significant milestone, after the facility was gifted to a community group by the power industry last week.

New National member’s burning passion

South Gippsland secondary school teacher Melina Bath will be the new Nationals member for Eastern Victoria Region in the state's upper house.

Latrobe Valley police round-up

Police news from across the Latrobe Valley at the weekend.

Sweat it out to save the kids

Local gym-owners are inviting people of all fitness abilities to attend a boot camp in Traralgon for the Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

Melina Bath voted in for Eastern Victoria

South Gippsland secondary school teacher Melina Bath will be the new Nationals member for Eastern Victoria Region in the state's upper house.

Missing: Phillip Brady

Police are appealing to the public for assistance in locating a 27 year-old Phillip Brady who was last seen in Moe.

New ways of communicating

Sudanese parents are beginning to learn practical skills of dealing with challenges associated with raising children in Australia through a course designed for migrant families in the Latrobe Valley.

Loiterer delays Sindt

Just minutes before she was due to attend Monday's Latrobe City Council meeting, Cr Sindt said she was delayed by a loiterer at her front door.

Councillor defies mayor

Latrobe City Councillor Christine Sindt has refused to remove a post from her Facebook page following a request from the mayor.

Moe men face drug-related charges

Two Moe men faced Latrobe Valley Magistrates' Court on Monday over a series of drug-related offences following raids on two pharmacies and a residence in Moe in February.

Motion lapsed: refugees welcome as challenge fails

Multicultural groups have applauded Latrobe City Council's decision to maintain the region's status as a 'refugee welcome zone'.

Eyesore crackdown

Owners of notoriously dilapidated buildings across the Latrobe Valley will face tough financial penalties as part of a proposed crackdown by Latrobe City Council.

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