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‘No more redundancies’

Campus closures and targeted staff redundancies at Federation Training have been put on hold with the institution hoping to secure funding under a new Labor government.

Traralgon band gets funding for tour

Traralgon City Band is a step closer to reaching its funding goals to undertake a Tour of Remembrance in the United Kingdom and France next year after Latrobe City Council agreed to contribute $25,000.

Plea to plan ahead and arrive alive

Road safety authorities are urging motorists travelling in and around Gippsland this Christmas and new year to drive safely and plan ahead to ensure they arrive alive at their destination.

Mine fire study info online

An interim website for the Hazelwood mine fire health study has been established to keep the community informed, as researchers lay the groundwork for the mammoth project.

Businesses ‘tagged’

Police are investigating after vandals targeted more than five Moe businesses and the railway station on Sunday night.

Neighbour’s lifesaving effort

Bruce Rudd's next-door neighbour Bruce Mongan was honoured for saving his life.

Lake set for development

A "game-changing" residential and recreational development near Moe's Lake Narracan will go ahead, despite councillors' and residents' reservations and concerns.

Push for Hazelwood closure continues

The Victorian Greens ongoing campaign to close Hazelwood Power Station has been served a formidable hand after the party gained unprecedented political power at the state election.

Fresh-faced firies ready to serve

Two fresh-out-of-training career fire fighters joined the ranks of Traralgon's brigade this week.

Christmas candle’s near miss

"Imagine getting killed by a Christmas decoration": Moe resident Wayne Neal speaks of one of the closest calls of the silly season.

Top marks for duxes

The many hours Latrobe Valley year 12 students spent studying this year were justified when Australian Tertiary Admission Rank scores were released on Monday.

Santa’s helper

A Morwell pensioner is proving you don't have to be wealthy to give to those less fortunate this Christmas.

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