Ward concerns – council elections 2012
CONFUSION over the ward restructure, which comes into effect for the next four years following the Latrobe City Council October elections, was aired at a public candidate meeting in Traralgon
Job cuts ‘by stealth’
IT is feared up to 70 staff face losing their jobs at Gippsland's education department in coming months as part of what one insider called the "biggest slash and burn" of jobs by the State Government since the Kennett era.
Valley’s jobless rate rises
WHILE the Latrobe Valley contends with mass public sector job cuts as part of the State Government's 'Sustainable Government' initiative, figures just released show the jobless rate rose in each of our main towns in the June 2012 quarter.
Retail business jobs boom
Retail business jobs boom
Bike path on the back foot
Bike path on the back foot
MP challenged to connect
MP challenged to connect
Police news
Police news
Fight to combat heart disease
Fight to combat heart disease
Valley safe despite concerns
Valley safe despite concerns
Latrobe City Council candidates
TWENTY-two candidates have nominated for Latrobe City Council’s four wards for the 26 October postal election.
Home engulfed
Fire erupted in a Moe household on Tuesday evening, engulfing the front two rooms of the Margaret Street residence.
Cyclist struck
A 77 year-old man suffered a broken leg when he was hit from behind by a truck at the intersection of Tanjil East Road and Moe Glengarry Road while cycling at 2.30pm Monday.
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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...
