Centre for Multicultural Youth funding concern
Centre for Multicultural Youth offices in Morwell and Ballarat remain in limbo as they wait for confirmation of State Government funding three years since their inception.
Home-based care for Victorian children
Children across Victoria will move out of residential units and into home-based care as part of a $43 million State Government investment announced this week.
A whole new world
Gippsland's incoming Anglican Bishop Kay Goldsworthy is preparing to take on "a whole new world" when she is installed this Saturday.
Roads to the small screen
The Latrobe Valley's top traffic cop Senior Sergeant Clint Wilson packed up his desk on Tuesday as he prepares for a new leadership role that will see him swap the local streets for a small screen set.
Extremism, Islam one and the same to Cr Sindt
Latrobe City councillor Christine Sindt's continued public comments about Islam are drawing further community outrage, with allegations she is in breach of council's social media policy and damaging the reputation of the region.
Refugee zone back on council agenda
A Symbolic commitment by Latrobe City Council to welcome refugees to the region will be challenged on Monday night.
Time to ‘cut the fat’
Latrobe Valley residents could face their lowest rate increase in years, as Latrobe City moves to reign spending into a new era of "financial sustainability and constraint".
Energy Australia Yallourn under investigation after ash slurry spill into Morwell River
The Environment Protection Authority is investigating whether Energy Australia Yallourn has breached the Environment Protection Act, following an ash slurry spill into the Morwell River.
Stronger regulations to halt ‘rogue providers’
EDUCATION providers will be banned from enticing potential students with inducements in a bid to stop vulnerable people signing up to long-term debt.
Veal brings in the big bucks
Willow Grove beef farmer Sam Failla had 270.6 reasons to smile last week, after breaking the record per-kilo price for vealer cattle at the Warragul livestock saleyards last week.
Fifty proud years
Families converged on Churchill yesterday to soak up the sun and nostalgia as the town celebrated its 50th anniversary.
Family’s fear after Moe car blaze
A Moe mother and son remain scared for their safety after their car was set alight two weeks ago.
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WHAT’S the hold up?
Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester has formally tabled a petition in federal Parliament calling on the House of Representatives...
