Classical touch of dance
Dancers from the Latrobe Valley and beyond will perform at Kernot Hall this week, taking part in the 27th annual Morwell Festival of Dance.
Vandalism spate shocks
A TRARALGON business owner fears for his family's safety after his shopfront was vandalised four times since its opening three weeks ago.
Resignations ‘were valid’
Three members of the Morwell and District Community Recovery Group have quit at an "interesting time" as the group transitions to a community-led organisation structure.
Crack cause still unknown
The cause of a large crack along Latrobe Road, north-west of Morwell, is yet to be determined, with geotechnical experts due to arrive on Tuesday morning.
‘Second home’ in jeopardy
The uncertain future of a mental health day program has left Latrobe Valley clients in distress, following a redirection of State Government funding.
Wellington locks in historically low rate rise
The Wellington Shire Council has adopted its 2014/15 budget and a 3.8 per cent increase in general rates and charges, its lowest rise in 10 year
‘Let Inquiry take its course’
As the Latrobe Valley community waits for the findings of the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry, the state's leading emergency psychologist has spoken about how to deal with the uncertainty.
Group wants Traralgon out of Latrobe City
The Traralgon secession movement is on the brink of revival, with a community group again pushing for the town to break away from Latrobe City Council.
Mayor to cut sister city trip short
Latrobe City mayor Sharon Gibson will only attend part of a 17-day overseas sister city trip in a bid to limit the cost to ratepayers.
Council jobs gone
Latrobe City Council will go into the next financial year with six fewer staff members under a series of cost-cutting and efficiency measures initiated by its interim head.
Top marks for St Paul’s
St Paul's Anglican Grammar School has been ranked number 10 among Australian country schools based on NAPLAN testing results.
Major mill project behind schedule
Ongoing weather disruptions and "unforeseen complexities" have put Australian Paper's $90 million de-inking plant project at Maryvale months behind schedule.
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GIPPSLAND LEAGUE
By LIAM DURKIN
FINALS-type weather greeted Gippsland League venues at the weekend.
With September only a few weeks away, players were given a good test...
