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Anzac Day: Morwell

A MARCH down Tarwin Street marked the beginning of Morwell's Anzac Day service, with a record crowd gathering at the cenotaph, like the dawn service earlier on Saturday.

LRH caught in govt crossfire

Latrobe Regional Hospital would lose more than $249 million in funding over 10 years as a result of Federal Government funding cuts to health, the State Government said last week.

Water given ‘all clear’

Gippsland Water lifted the boil water alert for Morwell residents on Friday following independent water quality test results.

Boil water alert lifted

Gippsland Water has lifted the boil water alert for Morwell residents following independent water quality test results.

Anzac Day – Council unveils Anzac centenary garden

LATROBE City councillors, officers, RSL members and local politicians gathered at council headquarters on Tuesday to commemorate the 2015 Anzac centenary.

The basic right to camp

A MOE man was shocked to find campsites he thought had been recently declared free still incurred an almost $40 per night cost on arrival.

Labor fence-sitting on coal?

The Labor Government is still assessing alternative brown coal project proposals made through the former Coalition's controversial coal allocation plan, to determine whether to continue or scrap the program.

Traralgon pool petition launched

MEMBER for Morwell Russell Northe has launched a petition calling on the government to commit at least $9 million towards an indoor pool facility at Traralgon.

The true cost of care

LATROBE Valley families and early childhood education centres are hoping for more affordability and accessibility as they await national reform within Australia's childcare industry.

Hope continues to arrive in Zimbabwe

A MISSION by two Latrobe Valley women to provide hope for an impoverished community in Zimbabwe is growing.

Life-changing scholarship for Dana

State Education Minister James Merlino has praised a Mirboo North Secondary College student for overcoming adversity.

Cold War relic comes crashing down

The southern hemisphere's tallest structure, the Omega tower at Woodside, has been demolished in an impressive combination of explosives and gravity.

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Severe thunderstorms awakening heavy rain

STAFF WRITERS   SLOW-MOVING thunderstorms erupted through the Latrobe Valley from the earlier hours of Friday, February 27. Some locals took to social media to report that...