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Students psyched to be back at university

Practice-based psychology will again be offered to Gippsland students, since the change-over of the former Monash University campus.

Polish seniors celebrate culture

It was a celebration of life and an expression of gratitude as the Polish Senior Citizens Club celebrated its 25th founding anniversary.

It’s official: Northe, Blackwood retain seats

Successful candidates for the seats of Morwell and Narracan have been officially declared by the Victorian Electoral Commission, as results for the lower house were finalised this week.

Harriers great bush bash

The Traralgon Harriers enjoyed a change of scenery as runners headed out to one of the summer championship's five kilometre bush courses at Crinigan Road Reserve, Morwell last Thursday.

No sight of new mines

The former Coalition government has defended its pursuit to develop new Latrobe Valley coal mines amid Labor claims it had overstated progress of the secretive plan.

Hip hop hero hits Saloon

Bursting onto the scene with a string of awards and high profile performances, hip hop artist Philly, real name Phillip Murray, has not plateaued in his quest to reach the top.

Council CEO to settle in

Incoming Latrobe City Council chief executive Gary Van Driel has said he would focus on supporting growth, stimulating economic development and preparing the city to meet the challenges of an ageing population.

A new destination

Steven Hibbard has been elected as the new Destination Gippsland chair, the region's peak tourism organisation.

Primed for fire action

Emergency Management Commissioner Craig Lapsley has moved to re-assure the community that authorities and mine operators have ramped up fire prevention measures heading into the fire season.

Accolade for Aktar

Monash University Gippsland postgraduate student Md Aktaruzzaman has been honoured by the Australian Association for Research in Education.

Time to take cover

The Morwell and District Community Recovery Committee is urging Latrobe Valley residents to be 'insurance aware' following the declaration of the Fire Danger Period for Gippsland on Monday.

‘Sting in the tail’

A compromise by the Federal Government amid the scrapping of its controversial $7 GP co-payment will still discourage the Valley's poorest residents from visiting the doctor, according to a local healthcare clinic owner.

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