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Putting Gippsland foodies on the map

Foodies and wine buffs arrived in droves when Tinamba Food and Wine Festival opened on Sunday.

Latrobe Valley, shall we dance?

The 'DanceSport' movement, created to see ballroom dancing taken up as an athletic discipline worthy of the Olympics, is coming to the Latrobe Valley.

Councillor Sindt under scrutiny

There are calls for State Government intervention following growing community outrage over the behaviour of Latrobe City Councillor Christine Sindt.

Arts centre ‘ideal’ for Traralgon

Traralgon has been recommended as the ideal location for a new Latrobe Valley performing arts and convention centre.

Inaugural market gets top marks

STALL-holders, organisers and market-goers all agreed on one thing at the weekend - Morwell's first 50 mile farmers market was a success.

Driving private investment in Gippsland

REGIONAL Development Minister Jaala Pulford attended a meeting in Traralgon to identify priorities to drive jobs, investment and growth in regional Victoria.

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.

T’gon man fronts court on attempted murder charge

A 42 year-old man is fighting for his life in the Alfred Hospital after he was allegedly repeatedly struck to the head with a baseball bat in Tyers on Friday evening.

Highway duplication milestone

Duplication of the Princes Highway between Traralgon and Sale is one step closer with the start of work between the Sale-Heyfield Road at Fulham and Reid Drive in Wurruk.

Refugee support strong, despite weekend protests

Latrobe Valley residents continue to show compassion for asylum seekers despite massive anti-Muslim protests in cities and regional areas over the weekend.

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