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Big step for Jakob

A Traralgon boy has received treatment to improve his quality of life after a wealth of support from Latrobe Valley residents was shown last year.

Churchill’s new memorial

Churchill, in recognition of its fallen soldiers and its 50th birthday will see a service memorial erected on a concrete plinth at its town plaza and used in this year's Anzac Day Ceremony.

Aged care services feel sudden impact

Aged care service stakeholders have been shocked by the alleged embezzlement of $2 million by an employee at Latrobe City Council.

Lock your cars

Latrobe Valley police are reminding residents to lock their cars following a spate of 14 thefts from motor vehicles on Tuesday night.

Meet moved

Moe Racing Club's scheduled 27 January meeting will be transferred to Stony Creek.

Medicare talks ongoing

The Federal Government will continue to consult with doctors and the broader community about changes to make Medicare more sustainable for the future, according to Health Minister Sussan Ley's office.

Inquiry on hold

The re-opening of the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry would probably not start until the end of the fire season, Premier Daniel Andrews said last week.

Bring in the boats

Boating and fishing enthusiasts are set to gain more access than ever to Blue Rock Lake.

Elderly couple assaulted in aggravated burglary

An 80 year-old Delburn man remains in a critical condition after he and his wife were tied up and assaulted during an aggravated burglary at their home on Sunday morning.

Nurses in line of fire

Looming changes to general practitioner rebate amounts could result in nurse job losses and cuts to services at Latrobe Valley clinics, a Moe doctor has warned.

Course sparks interest

About a dozen students have enrolled in a hands-on alternative to VCE at Federation Training, where participants will put skills into practice at Traralgon's VRI Hall.

Haunting history tales

A Newborough ghost whisperer hopes her venture to expose the "seedier side" of local history will spark interest and boost tourism.

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