Kidnapper sentenced again
By TOM HAYES
MORWELL man, Thane Jago, has been sentenced to a further 21 months behind bars, after pleading guilty to multiple charges.
Mr Jago, 41,...
Paper calamity
By PHILIP HOPKINS
FEDERAL and state Nationals politicians and the manufacturing union have blamed the Premier, Daniel Andrews, for Opal Australia's decision to stop producing...
Cameron fights for mill jobs
By PHILIP HOPKINS
THE new Nationals Member for Morwell, Martin Cameron, challenging the state government in Parliament last week over the future of Opal Australia's...
AGL announce massive $1 billion loss
By PHILIP HOPKINS
LOY Yang A power station was at the heart of a headline $1 billion loss in the first half of the financial...
Community left in the dark over bridge access
THE Nationals are calling on Premier Daniel Andrews to be honest with locals regarding the supposedly temporary closure of a key access route for...
SEC revival to be assisted by panel
By PHILIP HOPKINS
AUSTRALIA'S former chief scientist, Alan Finkel, is one of six members of an expert advisory panel appointed by the state government to...
Guillerme sentenced
By LIAM DURKIN
MURDER accused Samantha Guillerme was sentenced to three-and-a-half years imprisonment last Wednesday (February 9) in the Supreme Court.
Ms Guillerme pleaded guilty in...
Major progress on Gippsland upgrades
MAJOR upgrades to the Gippsland line progressed in January, with almost seven kilometres of new tracks installed while trains weren't running.
A crew of almost...
Energy giant fined $1.5 million
By TOM HAYES
ENERGY Australia has been fined over the death of Yallourn Power Station worker, Graeme Edwards, in 2018.
The electricity giant pleaded guilty to...
Cameron defends Valley
By PHILIP HOPKINS
THE new Nationals Member for Morwell, Martin Cameron, blasted the growing divide and inequality between town and country in his inaugural speech...
Op shopping is a sustainable way forward
By JADA CANNIZZO*
TRARALGON'S RSPCA Op Shop's new manager, Susan Tas, is encouraging those in the community to come and have a look at...
AMA questions accuracy of our elective surgery waitlist
THE Australian Medical Association (AMA) has disputed the accuracy of the state government on elective surgery waitlist data, claiming the true numbers may be...
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Delburn turbines could be as tall as Loy Yang cooling towers
By AIDAN KNIGHT
THE State Electricity Commission hosted a series of drop-in sessions recently, catering to both community and industry, in an effort to educate...
