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	LV U3A Latrobe Valley
		The source of the Latrobe River is in the mountains north of Noojee.
		The heart of the Latrobe Valley encompasses the centres of Moe, Morwell and Traralgon with their satellite towns of Newborough, Churchill and Yinnar.
		Latrobe Valley is a wonderful area to live in, and is accessible to many interesting places.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~lvu3a/lvpg.htm (306 words)

	Latrobe Valley (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		"The Valley", as it's called by its residents, is home to the State Electricity Commission's giant open cut coal mine and its extensive power generation plants.
		The Valley puts the visitor within striking distance of some magnificent country such as that found at the Tarra-Bulga, Baw Baw, and Morwell National Parks, and at the Mount Worth, Strezlecki, Moondara, Tyers and Holey Plains State Parks.
		And, at Moe, is the Latrobe Valley's pride and joy - Old Gippstown.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/Victoria/latrobevalley.asp (259 words)

	The Latrobe Valley
		Mr Zahra, the Labor member for the Latrobe Valley seat of McMillan, recently introduced a private member's bill calling on the Government to legislate to improve legal avenues available to victims of asbestos exposure.
		The Latrobe Valley has lost 17,000 jobs over the past decade, with the most stemming from the privatisation of the SEC.
		Latrobe City Council Mayor Brendan Jenkins yesterday said local people were hoping the government would spend more than $20 million to help the region deal with some of its problems.
	www.lchs.com.au /Asbestos/the_latrobe_valley.htm (1785 words)

	Latrobe Valley - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Latrobe Valley is nestled between the Strzelecki Ranges and the Great Dividing Range in Victoria, Australia.
		The main city of the Latrobe City Council is Traralgon, and the main hospital is an amalgamation of three local hospitals (Moe, Morwell and Traralgon), and is located on the Princes Highway between Morwell and Traralgon.
		The Latrobe Valley’s warmest month is February with an average temperature range of 12.5ºC to 26.4ºC and the coldest month is July with an average temperature range of 3.6ºC to 13.5ºC. The most rain occurs in late winter and spring, and average yearly rainfall is approximately 800mm.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Latrobe_Valley (371 words)

	Latrobe Valley Rockers
		Latrobe Rockers Gippsland Inc is based in the Victorian Latrobe Valley.
		The club promotes, fosters and organises Rock and Roll dances and other activities in the Latrobe Valley region regularly throughout the year.
		Latrobe Rockers Gippsland support West Side Rock dancing lessons that cater for beginners and intermediates.
	www.latroberockers.asn.au /default.asp (323 words)

	Latrobe Valley Joinery - Moe Gippsland, Victoria, Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Established 13 years ago, Latrobe Valley Joinery specialises in all laminates, including willsonary formica, kitchens, wall units, vanity units, office furniture, solid timber doors and rolled bench tops...and everything is made on the premises.
		Latrobe Valley Joinery and all seven staff take pride in providing a comfortable atmosphere in which you can take time to look over their showroom.
		Latrobe Valley Joinery is a high quality, personal service provider which guarantees long term business for Moe.
	www.gippsland.com /web/LatrobeValleyJoinery (368 words)

	Latrobe Valley Travel
		Latrobe Valley Travel, is proud to offer a complete travel service that meets the demands of a diverse and dynamic market place.
		With almost 30 years in the travel industry, May Sennett is the most experienced travel professional in the Latrobe area and her specialty is tailoring your travel arrangements to meet your needs.
		Latrobe Valley Travel provides a comprehensive and competitive range of holiday packages, air fares and associated travel products.
	www.latrobetravel.com.au /index.html (123 words)

	Latrobe Valley moves to attract fresh investment - www.theage.com.au
		The Latrobe Valley has launched a business drive, with investment over the next five to seven years set to total up to $2 billion and create up to 2000 jobs.
		Latrobe City Council, backed by business, local community groups and the State Government, has set up a campaign, "Latrobefirst: A New Energy in Regional Australia", that aims to promote the region as a place to work, live and invest.
		Latrobe City's manager of economic development, Adrian Scott, said the potential investment over the next five years included $1 billion in the energy sector, $500 million in the forestry and timber sector, and $500 million in the warehousing, services, residential and construction sectors.
	www.theage.com.au /articles/2003/12/30/1072546530756.html?from=storyrhs (298 words)

	Latrobe City Council - Home (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		With a population of 70,500, the beautiful and highly productive Latrobe Valley is located at the gateway to Gippsland in the South East corner of the state of Victoria.
		Latrobe City is hosting a number of Australia Day celebrations across the municipality.
		Latrobe City encourages all persons who are leaving a fire affected area to contact the relief centre on 0448 533 994.
	www.latrobe.vic.gov.au (244 words)

	Latrobe Magnesium - Homepage
		Latrobe Magnesium Limited has found a way to produce magnesium metal from fly ash, a power plant waste product and environmental pollutant.
		Magnesium is becoming increasingly popular for use in automobiles as it is a light weight metal and significantly reduces the weight of the vehicle.
		Latrobe Magnesium Limited is currently undertaking a Bankable Feasibility Study in order to further progress the project and establish its economic viability to the high standards required by the banking community.
	www.latrobemagnesium.com (124 words)

	Green Left - Issues: Latrobe Valley: test case for hospital privatisation (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		In March 1994, another report recommended that Traralgon hospital be the major referral hospital for the Latrobe Valley region and that the Moe hospital be sold off.
		But in October 1994, the government convinced the amalgamated Latrobe Valley Hospital board to agree to build a new hospital and close down both existing hospitals.
		The decision surprised many in the Valley as the Moe hospital is only 20 years old and the Traralgon hospital had just spent $5 million on new operating theatres.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1995/210/10831 (751 words)

	Latrobe Valley wants more community say in managing asbestos-related disease : Media Releases : News : The University ...
		Conducted by researchers from the Centre for the Study of Health and Society at the University of Melbourne, the study was spurred by observation that the voices and perspectives of those most affected by asbestos disease are rarely heard in the formulation of responses to Australia’s on-going asbestos disease epidemic.
		The setting for the study was the Latrobe Valley region of Victoria, which has the highest burden of asbestos disease in Victoria due to extensive use of asbestos in the past in the power industry.
		Other themes to emerge from the interviews include the challenges of living with risk from past exposure (for those not yet affected by asbestos disease), the lack of adequate healthcare facilities in the region, and the extensive involvement of women in support and advocacy.
	uninews.unimelb.edu.au /articleid_1789.html (922 words)

	Latrobe First campaign launched :: ABC Gippsland Vic
		A campaign aiming to create jobs and investment opportunities for the Latrobe Valley was launched today in Melbourne.
		"Today was really the launch to the metropolitan media about Latrobe First, which is a very significant campaign to positively promote the Latrobe Valley, which is...very timely, given a whole range of things that have been going on in the media lately to do with Moe," he says.
		In his speech launching the campaign, Mr Brumby referred to the region's growth, with the city projecting somewhere in the region of two billion dollars being invested in the valley over the next five years.
	www.abc.net.au /gippsland/stories/s1011757.htm (455 words)

	Latrobe Valley Aero Club - Flight Training, Aircraft Hire and Charter, Scenic Flights, Airwork.
		LEARN TO FLY WITH US With Mt Baw Baw and the Victorian Alps to the North the Strzelecki Ranges and Bass Strait to the South, the Latrobe Valley Aero Club is ideally situated to provide stunning scenic flights and offers an ideal environment in which a student can learn to fly.
		LVAC (Latrobe Valley Aero Club) offers a variety of flying training for various Pilot Licenses and advanced training which includes Ratings, such as aerobatic and formation flying and endorsements on more sophisticated aeroplanes.
		Latrobe Valley Aero Club can also provide scenic flights to any location and charter aircraft are available from our own fleet of well maintained and reasonably priced aircraft.
	www.latrobevalleyaeroclub.com.au (333 words)

	ALP power outage in Latrobe Valley - VicElection06News - Victoria Votes
		Derek Amos, who was ALP member for Morwell from 1970-81, has quit the party in protest against the activities of the present member, Brendan Jenkins, branding him a "creature of the left" and accusing the faction of "prostituting the ALP".
		"For far too long anyone or any section of the Latrobe Valley which dared to have a different view of the world than our local member and his surrounding Left clique have been ignored, criticised or punished," said Cr Amos, now a councillor for the city of Latrobe.
		Cr Amos was one of four senior members of the Traralgon ALP branch who staged an 11th-hour mutiny against Mr Jenkins by resigning from Labor about 10 days ago — on the final day of candidate nominations for Saturday's election.
	www.theage.com.au /news/victoria-votes/alp-power-outage-in-latrobe-valley/2006/11/20/1163871341161.html (424 words)

	Member Update (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		All existing Latrobe and Federation Health insurance branded products will be retained so it will be business as usual for members.
		Latrobe Health Services is in a strong financial position and the merger with Federation Health has further strengthened this position as the largest local provider of health insurance services in the Gippsland region.
		Latrobe Health Services is a financially strong and secure health fund that has been established since 1950 and the merger further strengthens our commitment to the Victorian regional market and, in particular, the Latrobe Valley and greater Gippsland region.
	www.latrobehealth.com.au /MemberInformation/MemberUpdate (385 words)

	BV looking for a BDC for the Latrobe Valley & Bendigo
		Hot on the heels of the announcement with regard to Bendigo, Baseball Victoria today announces further expansion of its development team, this time into Latrobe Valley.
		We will work together to find the right person and then to provide them all the support they need to be successful in the role.
		If they are successful in the role, it will be a positive result for baseball in the valley”.
	www.baseballvictoria.com.au /default.asp?Page=31451 (480 words)

	Latrobe Valley Eisteddfod (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The 51st Latrobe Valley Eisteddfod was held from 17th August until 22 September, 2006, at the Latrobe City Performing Arts Centre in Traralgon, Victoria - an ideal venue with its two halls.
		The smaller intimate theatre is used for many solo performers, while large group items, such as bands, orchestras and dance troupes, use the large stage in the main hall.
		The next meeting of the organising committee will be on the Third Tuesday of each month except January.
	www.lve.org.au (79 words)

	Latrobe Valley Buslines (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Latrobe Valley Buslines is a locally owned and operated business, providing friendly and reliable bus services to the Moe, Traralgon, Morwell, Boolarra, Churchill, Yinnar, Newborough and Yallourn North communities.
		We have been servicing the people of the Valley for in excess of 50 years!
		Please view the timetables section of our site for information on the various bus routes available within the Latrobe Valley.
	www.lvbl.com.au (76 words)

	Latrobe Valley workers keep pressure on Elliot's : Melbourne Indymedia
		The action this morning coincides with an Industrial Relations Commission hearing where it is expected that Mechanical Services Engineering will attempt to make action at the Yallorn Workshop Assembly illegal.
		A community assembly took place this morning, Friday 27th October, in Kilsyth to put pressure on Mechanical Engineering Services (also known as Elliot’s) the company currently locking out workers in the Latrobe Valley.
		Opinions are those of the contributors and are not necessarily endorsed by the Melbourne Independent Media Center.
	melbourne.indymedia.org /news/2006/10/128557.php (225 words)

	Human Services News - Latrobe Valley project aims to attract health professionals - June 2005
		Project leader Selena Gillham with Latrobe Regional Hospital dietitians Lisa Deppeler and Alex Glatter.
		A Latrobe Valley project aims to identify and overcome the barriers to recruiting and retaining allied health professionals and dentists.
		The project is a partnership between Latrobe Regional Hospital, Latrobe Community Health Service and the School of Rural Health at Monash University.
	www.dhs.vic.gov.au /humanservicesnews/jun05/latrobe.htm (236 words)

	Evaluation of the Latrobe Valley Better Health Injury Prevention Program -- Day et al. 7 (1): 66 -- Injury Prevention
		Evaluation of the Latrobe Valley Better Health Injury Prevention Program -- Day et al.
		and severity of injuries in the Latrobe Valley, Victoria.
		Latrobe Valley Better Health Project: evaluation of injury prevention program 1992–1996.
	ip.bmj.com /cgi/content/full/7/1/66 (2117 words)

	Green Left - Latrobe Valley power workers strike (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		MELBOURNE — Members of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union (CFMEU) employed in power stations in the Latrobe Valley stopped work for several hours on the night of November 2, causing power flouts in many parts of Victoria.
		The CFMEU's Latrobe Valley branch secretary, Luke Van Der Meulen, said the decision of the Australian Industrial Relations Commission to end the bargaining period had forced the hand of the workers.
		The Latrobe Valley has one of the highest rates of unemployment in Australia.
	www.greenleft.org.au /2000/427/22413 (397 words)

	Human Services News - $21 million for Latrobe cancer centre - November 2003
		The State Government has demonstrated its commitment to tackling the issue of cancer in the Latrobe Valley by announcing plans to build a new $21 million Cancer Treatment Centre at Traralgon.
		The State and Commonwealth governments are jointly funding the new project with Victoria contributing $11 million and $10 million coming from the Commonwealth.
		‘We are aware of the high rate of years of life lost to cancer due to asbestos exposure in the Valley and this has been considered in planning for this centre.
	www.dhs.vic.gov.au /humanservicesnews/nov03/latrobe.htm (371 words)

	Art trails: La Trobe Regional Gallery
		The gallery holds several works of historical significance to the Latrobe Valley and the Gippsland region, such as Jessie Trail's Ethel Spowers, Evelyne Symes' images of the Yallourn Power Station and Ann Montgomery's Poowong Hills.
		It features important images by Mandy Martin from the 1990 Latrobe Valley series and major works by Peter Booth, Imants Tillers and Helen Geler.
		The Latrobe Valley is known as the birthplace of Australian Studio Glass, and the collection features many significant glassworks, notably the Ingrid McGaughy Collection.
	amol.org.au /art_trails/latrobe (265 words)

	Latrobe Valley Coal Model (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		A new three-dimensional picture of the vast brown coal resources in the Latrobe Valley was launched in May 2003.
		The digital three-dimensional model shows the distribution and quality of the brown coal in a 1100 sq km area between Moe and Rosedale - including the State's vital electricity generating resource.
		The project was funded by the Victorian Department of Innovation, Industry and Regional Development as an outcome of the Latrobe Valley Ministerial Taskforce.
	www.nre.vic.gov.au /dpi/nrenmp.nsf/FID/-E5E3A2FDB40D1B7ACA256DB00007F845?OpenDocument (493 words)

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