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Migrant numbers to drop drastically: report

The number of resident migrants compared to Australia's general population is expected to decrease in the next 40 years as projected by the 2015 Intergenerational Report.

Help to heal Harmony

Five year-old Harmony Hoskin survived a stroke no one saw coming. Read about her astonishing recovery.

Police investigate sexual assault

Central Gippsland Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Investigation Team detectives are appealing for the public's help following the sexual assault of a teenage girl in the Latrobe Valley late last year.

Indigenous art ‘desecrated’

ABORIGINAL artwork along Morwell's Waterhole Creek has been vandalised with graffiti just a few months after it was installed.

Have you seen Jennifer?

Police are appealing for public assistance to locate missing Morwell woman, Jennifer Bunney.

Choir for the community

Their resume is impressive, singing with the likes of sopranos Judi Connelli and Roamund Illing, but their passion is to bring song to their community.

Valley digs deep for kids

Friday was more than 'good' for volunteers across the Latrobe Valley who collectively raised more than $170,000 the Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

Asbestos issue falls on deaf ears

A Morwell man's efforts to hold Latrobe City Council to account over a "botched" asbestos clean up in a residential laneway appears to have fallen on deaf ears.

Twitter stoush over coal’s future

Calls for the closure of Hazelwood Power Station are getting louder as the Latrobe Valley remains home to Australia's highest coal-fired power station polluters.

Police target youth gang

A gang of youths allegedly responsible for a spate of assaults, robberies and vandalism have become the focus of Latrobe Valley police.

Multicultural youth centre funding fight escalates

The Victorian Opposition has taken a swipe at the State Government, accusing it of failing to assure continued funding for the Centre for Multicultural Youth offices in Ballarat and Morwell beyond June this year.

Bypass ‘last thing’ Traralgon needs

A reignited push for a Traralgon highway bypass has been met with stiff opposition from the Traralgon Chamber of Commerce, which fears an alternate route would cripple business flows to the town's central business district.

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Making public transport safe

  VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28. Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...