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Gippsland MP stands up for ASIC

Member for Gippsland Darren Chester has welcomed comments made by Finance Minister Matthias Cormann in relation to future employment opportunities at Australian Securities and Investment Commission in Traralgon.

Multicultural festival postponed, again

Some multicultural community members have expressed disappointment after the Gippsland Multicultural Festival was postponed for a second time.

Regional rallying showcases Gippsland

Business Events Gippsland in partnership with Business Events Victoria has put regional Victoria in the spotlight at its inaugural Business Events Victoria Regional Showcase, held on Wednesday, 20 May in Melbourne.

Revved up for Harmony’s cause

A mini-carnival made its way onto the grounds of St Mary's Primary School, Newborough last Sunday, when the community rallied around five year-old Harmony Hoskin.

The Force is strong with this one

A Star Wars Imperial Stormtrooper scavenging for roadkill and hunting for kangaroo, goat, rabbit and snake in the Australian desert is not something you would ever expect to come across.

Gippsland businesses need to ‘take more risks’

Gippsland's government and business stakeholders need to be "braver" and "take more risks" in realising a diversified and sustainable economic future for the region.

Mine fire health clinic welcomed

The announcement of an identifiable place to raise health concerns has been considered a sign of "recognition", despite coming more than 12 months after the Hazelwood mine fire engulfed the Latrobe Valley.

Road closure reprieve

Latrobe City Council has moved to ease the cost burden on RSLs who are forced to spend thousands of dollars on Anzac Day road closures.

Greens take a tour of Latrobe Valley power stations

The Greens Party continued its campaign for the closure of Hazelwood Power Station, during a 'Visit to the Valley' on Saturday.

Dorevitch strikes back at claims

Dorevitch Pathology and Latrobe Regional Hospital have hit back at claims the transfer of tissue processing services from the hospital to Melbourne will affect patient care and increase turn-around times.

Cash reserves running dry

Mental health advocacy group Barrier Breakers says it needs an urgent injection of State Government funding to continue to operate in its current capacity.

Bushfire conference returning to the Valley

Following the success of the Living with Bushfire community conference in the Latrobe Valley last year, organisers have announced the event will take place again in October.

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Holding the line

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