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Trew act of class eyes off Big Apple

MOST people only ever dream of sitting among a Broadway audience, but 17 year-old Taylah Trew is stepping onto its stage to perform.

Call for further ‘vital’ funding

VICTORIAN Aboriginal Affairs Minister Natalie Hutchins has called on the Federal Government to "step up" to its commitments to the homeless community.

Hazelwood hard at work

Efforts to better prepare the Hazelwood open cut for the threat of fire were inspected by Express journalist Bec Symons and photographer Tom Morrisson on Friday

A million to one chance

Brett and Helen Paulet already had cause for celebration when watching the birth of the season's first calf from the back of their Glengarry house at the weekend.

Flying the flag with pride

Walhalla identity and volunteer Russell Wright was the pride of the Country Fire Authority at the weekend, leading the state's firefighters in the annual gay and lesbian Pride March in St Kilda.

No peak too high for Tyson

A BORN and bred Traralgon man will be one of the few who have reached the summit of Mount Everest next year.

Wheely amazing show

The Wheel of Steel is set to steal the show during Silvers Circus' run in Moe this week.

Newborn nightmare

A YARRAM mother, whose premature newborn daughter temporarily stopped breathing at Latrobe Regional Hospital, was not notified by staff until three-and-a-half hours after the incident.

Police raid Moe pharmacies

A 36 year-old Moe man is assisting police after two Moe pharmacies and a home were searched as part of an ongoing investigation yesterday morning.

True blue bush poet

For someone who lives and works in the Latrobe Valley, Maria Harkins is pretty passionate about the high country.

Warning for whistleblowers

Federation Training chief executive Wendy Wood has called on her workforce to familiarise itself with 'protected disclosure' protocol or risk jeopardising their privacy when blowing the whistle on corrupt activity.

Fire costs scrutinised

Spending of the $2 million clean-up package given to Latrobe City Council during the Hazelwood mine fire has come under scrutiny.

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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...