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Drivers to benefit

UP to an additional 27 disadvantaged young drivers each year in the Latrobe Valley may reap the benefits of an ongoing learner driver-mentor program.

Anzac Day – Traralgon

The Anzac spirit was ignited by Traralgon's children yesterday as hundreds marched through the streets, bringing to life the story of Australia's brave soldiers.

Mining export region dismissed

A VICTORIAN senator and a university academic this week dismissed talk of the Latrobe Valley becoming a mining export region.

Latrobe Valley Anzac Day services

Anzac Day service across the Latrobe Valley.

Traralgon flood mitigation ‘crucial’

FLOODING overlays on properties close to Traralgon Creek and the slow rising of water levels have aroused fears among property owners.

Thefts disrupt program

MOE’S South Street Primary School community has been left upset after the recent theft of three of their pets.

Honour for Kurnai student

NOT many 17 year olds can claim to have spoken in front of senior government politicians, but with an audience including Malcolm Turnbull and Peter Garrett in Australia’s capital, Kurnai College student Kane Armistead can.

Bus driver’s got talent

AFTER surprising an esteemed panel of judges with his "raw talent", Traralgon's Boris 'Boz' Anjalovec will perform on popular television show 'Australia's Got Talent'.

Tertiary barriers ongoing

The divide in university deferrals by Gippsland and regional Victorian students, compared to their metropolitan counterparts, has been reaffirmed by a recently released report.

Parrots take out Maroons

Last year's premiers Traralgon were smashed by Leongatha by 57 points in the club's worst loss at home against the Parrots since 1937, when they lost

Potential job loss blow

UP to a third of the workforce of one of Australia's largest group training organisations may face job uncertainty by end-June, according to sources.

Devries trial adjourned

THE Supreme Court trial of a Newborough man accused of murdering two other men was adjourned on Thursday following a legal argument.

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