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AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS | SPORTING HALL OF FAME

Community-minded Lois is our top citizen

AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS | LOIS WILLIAMS | LATROBE CITY CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

Mine operators on notice

Latrobe Valley mine operators will be made to carry out risk assessments and develop fire management plans by October this year, under variations to their licences signed by the new State Government.

Community spirit at Kelso

AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS | KELSO ROAD PROJECT | LATROBE CITY COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD

Endearing spirit

AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS | IAN COOPER | OAM

Friendship wins the day

AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS | BARINGA SCHOOL FRIENDSHIP GAMES | LATROBE CITY COMMUNITY EVENT OF THE YEAR

Bernie’s the best

AUSTRALIA DAY HONOURS | WILLIAM BERNARD CARRINGTON | OAM

Long grass a growing concern

An unusual summer weather pattern has left Glengarry entrances to the Gippsland Plains Rail Trail overgrown and harder for its volunteers to maintain.

Glimpse of Gippsland’s beauty

They call them the Gippsland 14 - a group of artists highly acclaimed in the art world of Melbourne and less known in their own patch of eastern Victoria.

Through the ages

It is almost unimaginable to think that 100 years ago the Kay Street Entertainment Complex was a place of worship.

Health study to open its doors

The Latrobe Valley office of the Hazelwood Mine Fire Health Study will open its doors from 10am to 3pm on Tuesday, 27 January to give interested people the opportunity to drop in and chat with members of the project team.

Overcoming culture clash

A SIX-week parenting course hopes to address challenges many Sudanese migrants face when adjusting to Australian culture.

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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...