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Investment needed

Suggestions the Latrobe Valley could transform to a mining export hub on the scale of the Pilbara would require massive investment in new technologies and transport infrastructure, according to ministers.

Prison negotiations resume

MANAGEMENT of Sale's Fulham Correctional Centre and union members will resume their negotiations at Fair Work Australia at 2.15pm today.

The Lion’s share

A Morwell dairy processing facility has become the latest recipient of State Government industry funding, landing $490,000 for electricity infrastructure upgrades.

Holding her own

DESPITE being the general manager of a male-dominated company, Traralgon's Julie Mack has taken the organisation from strength to strength.

A war to remember

AT 21 years of age Jim Saddington felt bullet-proof and fearless.

Uncertain future for plant

Latrobe City remains upbeat about the future of HRL's proposed Morwell dual gas-fired power station despite Monday's announcement project development had been "frozen", fuelling ongoing speculation about the plant's future.

Industrial action steps up

THE campaign for better mental health staffing and wages stepped up this week amid union claims Latrobe Regional Hospital's mental health services unit was being kept afloat by overtime work.

Loy Yang buyout on hold

AGL's planned buyout of Loy Yang Power remains on hold with a deadline passing yesterday for the company to provide more information on its plans to the competition watchdog.

Ministerial agreement standout

A LATROBE Valley Ministerial agreement has been held up as an economic growth model other regions should embrace.

Overhaul for Gippsland’s special schools

GIPPSLAND'S special education network is hoping to overhaul the education system this year with the help of State Government support.

Devries trial commences

THE trial of accused murderer Richard Stephen Devries of Newborough has begun before the Melbourne Supreme Court sitting in the Latrobe Valley.

Talented musicians flock to Moe

Bluegrass band, Borderline believes the upcoming regional music festival will provided exposure for local musicians.

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Advancing sustainability programs at local schools

STAFF WRITERS   EDUCATORS from across Gippsland gathered at Stockdale Road Primary School, Traralgon for a dynamic morning dedicated to advancing sustainability initiatives within schools. The Gippsland...