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A workforce divided

Bid to cool bad blood built in epic Yallourn dispute, as operators prepare to return to work.

Momentous agreement

It was the moment many in the power industry had predicted would never come - a peaceful resolution. LOUIS NELSON looks back at the epic Yallourn industrial dispute.

Meet the miller

The much-anticipated answer to Gippsland's V/Line rail woes has arrived in the Latrobe Valley.

Welcome to the ‘Yallourn Hilton’

Golf, a pot-belly and television - Louis Nelson documents a day in the life of locked out workers.

Moe accused fronts court

Accused Moe bank robber fights back tears in court after he was apprehended on Monday.

Council elections under review

Residents are being encouraged to have their say on how local council elections are conducted.

Fatal crash at Longford

A 40 year-old Toongabbie man has died following a crash at Longford this morning.

Wild weather lashes Valley

The SES has responded to 200 local incidents since this morning.

Breakthrough in Yallourn dispute

In-principle agreement reached in epic Yallourn dispute.

Nervous funding wait

Stakeholders in multiple Latrobe Valley projects face a nervous wait on funding news from the new Federal Coalition Government, with the possibility some will not go ahead.

‘Brazen’ bank robbery

A man has been taken into police custody following an armed bank robbery at Moe this afternoon.

Fed up with flooding

Regular flooding has frustrated a Tanjil South family who claim their property was not provided with adequate drainage when the land was prepared for housing.

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