Hazelwood defends fire response
HAPHAZARD decision-making and challenges to staff resources have been revealed in a sweep of GDF Suez testimonies detailing the initial response of the Hazelwood mine fire.
‘It’s a busy life, but it’s good’
CHERISHED priest Father Peter Ainsworth Bickley had plenty to celebrate during the 40th anniversary celebrations of his ordainment at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Morwell on Tuesday.
Not backing down
More than 50 business leaders showed they would not shy away from the issue of workplace bullying at a forum yesterday.
Don’t stop visiting your GP
A Moe general practitioner has urged residents to keep visiting their doctor in the wake of the Federal Government's announcement of a visitation payment fee.
Visa shake-up
Immigrants living in the Latrobe Valley are concerned changes announced under family visa applications could make it difficult for them to sponsor their parents to Australia to live.
Smart meter concerns
Dozens gathered outside of Energy and Resources Minister Russell Northe's Morwell office on Friday protesting to stop the roll-out of smart meters before a health audit is completed.
Much to do on mine stability
Latrobe Valley's open cut mines continue to operate amid "significant" knowledge gaps surrounding mine stability management, an expert review panel has found.
Traralgon Police Station to undergo revamp
Traralgon Police Station is set to undergo a major renovation and expansion in order to cope with increased police numbers and potential future growth.
Forced adoptees are not alone
Latrobe Valley residents meeting to talk about the often painful impacts of forced adoption have been given an opportunity to see things from another perspective.
Thieves seize cards
A Goodwill gesture has been soured by opportunistic criminal activity, with reports several $100 vouchers have been stolen from Morwell mailboxes.
Tanjil South pedestrian dies
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a pedestrian in Tanjil South yesterday on Becks Bridge Road about 6.30am.
Bringing business back to Morwell
A $670,000 project to revive Morwell's business sector will see each of the town's households receive $100 to spend within the town next week.
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Match of the round lives up to hype
CRICKET
CLV
By LIAM DURKIN
LEISURELY weather provided a clam backdrop for an afternoon's cricket last Saturday.
With one eye on proceedings and the other on the Caulfield...
