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A mixed bag of changes

Postal mail could become slower and more expensive in Gippsland after Australia Post won its deregulation bid to tackle its falling profits.

Connected entrepreneurs

Having a network providing support and advice about business can mean a lot for aspiring women entrepreneurs.

Truck trouble on freeway

Latrobe Valley commuters experienced traffic delays on Tuesday after a truck lost its trailer on the Princes Freeway between Morwell and Hernes Oak.

Couple pay the price

A retired couple living just outside Trafalgar were victims of a travelling con-artist repair scheme.

Councillor opposes Latrobe Valley as ‘refugee welcome zone’

Latrobe City Councillor Christine Sindt has drawn criticism from her fellow councillors and community groups after revealing she does not want the Valley declared a 'refugee welcome zone' because of "concerns" about Shariah Law.

Brighten up your day

Sunflowers helped brighten up an overcast day as the Latrobe Valley community turned out for a garden party in Traralgon yesterday.

Song and dance sees out last day of summer

Food, wine, music and a gathering with friends - that's how thousands of people spent their last day of Summer in Boolarra on Saturday.

Current rating scale given the boot

Teachers across the Latrobe Valley received notification their current performance review scheme has been amended.

Pain on paper trail

AustralianPaper has announced a major 'turnaround' business restructure following its fourth consecutive year of financial losses.

Historic RSL charter

The Rosedale RSL sub-branch has celebrated a historic occasion, officially reinstating its sub-branch after folding years ago.

‘Step in right direction’

A New graphic design course is among efforts to show art education "is alive, but may not be well" in Gippsland.

Mould forces call centre closure

High levels of mould have forced the temporary closure of a government call centre in Moe.

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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...