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Artistic Easter treat

Walhalla Easter Art Show attracted about 500 people over the long weekend to inspect the variety of works exhibited at the Mechanics Institute Hall.

Murphy’s run to freedom

DISBELIEF overcame Churchill's Dale Murphy when he gained the lead in the first ever Anzac Run in Melbourne on Monday.

Dog thief strikes twice

A Hazelwood North teenager was relieved to have her 10-month old dog found safe after it was stolen from her a second time in a matter of months.

Festival fever grips Valley

When members of the Traralgon and District Art Society set out to organise a humble art show, they never dreamt it would transform into a Valley-wide festival, with the potential to become a major tourism drawcard.

The affordable option

Morwell has the most affordable houses in Victoria , with a median house value of $168,401, recently released data has revealed.

Honoured soldiers

A PLAQUE honouring the lives of four local Boer War soldiers has been installed at Alexandra Park near the Morwell Skate Park.

The battle continues for Glenn

On the eve of Anzac Day, Morwell-based Afghanistan veteran Glenn Fenton has opened up about his struggle with post traumatic stress disorder.

Anzac racing returns to Moe

MOE Racing Club's biggest meeting tomorrow since its track redevelopment will be a major step to restoring the venue's reputation and creating a new identity as an industry leader.

Veteran widows to carry the torch

After decades of unwavering support for their late veteran husbands, Morwell's Beverly Hurst and Ruth Tickner will attend tomorrow's Anzac Day ceremony for the first time in place of their beloved men.

The next step forward

A merger between GippsTAFE, Advance TAFE and Federation University has been mooted as the next step forward in 'open access' education.

Union fears job losses

Education unions have warned a tertiary sector amalgamation could impact jobs and course delivery in the local community.

Residents soured after lemon attack

Tracy Kaughey was left "petrified" when lemons were thrown at her Morwell home on Wednesday night.

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