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Mid Valley Morwell's Cinema Guide

A list of this week's cinema times

By Emma Kae - 22nd January 2002 - Back to News

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Lord Of The Rings – Fellowship Of The Ring (No Free Tickets @ Village)

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (PG)

Jeepers Creepers (MA)

Max Keebles Big Move (Adults at Kids Prices) (PG)

Monsters Inc. (No Free Tickets) (G)

Ocean's Eleven (No Free Tickets) (M)

Rat Race (M)

Serendipity (No Free Tickets) (PG)

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• Mid Valley Shopping Centre to host Gippsland Jobs Expo in partnership with Local Jobs Program on 23 March 2023
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• Latrobe Valley readies for Yallourn power station centenary amid inaction and indecisive coal energy transition
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• The Middle of Everywhere Gippsland Rally attracted 7,000 spectators, showcased top drivers, and boosted the region by $1.3M
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• Petition for increased police resources in Latrobe Valley amid rising crime launched by Martin Cameron
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• Latrobe Valley residents encouraged to complete cost of living survey to show they face highest power bills in Victoria
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• Valley endures a night with no ambulance, paramedics reach breaking point
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• Latrobe Valley Blue Hydrogen project gets $2.98M support from federal government and Latrobe City Council
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• Latrobe Valley Barramundi Farming by Opal and Mainstream at Maryvale Mill get $30M federal funding
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• Latrobe Valley residents voiced frustration over perceived mismanagement of Commonwealth Games bid by Victorian Labor Government
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• Latrobe Valley clubs excelled at 2024 Community Clubs Victoria awards with Morwell and Moe clubs earning top honours
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• Darren Chester says Latrobe Valley owed explanation from Dan Andrews on failed promise for 500 electric vehicle manufacturing jobs
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• Neglect and disrepair of Cann Valley Highway due to lack of funding by the state and federal governments draws criticism from Darren Chester
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• Family Assist aids Latrobe Valley parents find tailored healthcare and support for children
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• Rebecca Thomas of Latrobe Valley TAC L2P program earns the 'New Coordinator' Award
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• Gippsland and Latrobe Valley to benefit from federal Clean Hydrogen Industrial Hubs fund
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• Come sing with Latrobe Valley Community Choir and our new music director Dr Kevin Cameron
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• Not clear how Gippsland and Latrobe Valley hospitals performing during a pandemic after health services fail to finalise annual reports
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• Have your say on Latrobe Valley and Gippsland Transition Plan to 2035
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• Local experts warned of gaps in prior to 2021 Latrobe Valley floods and urged for real-time monitoring and better communication solutions
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• Vital role of kinship carers in Latrobe Valley needs more recognition their their challenges and selflessness
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• Food relief across the Latrobe Valley funded $16,700 from Food Relief Financial Reserve
  The Victorian Government is ensuring those who are doing it tough during the pandemic can continue putting a meal on the table, with funding to deliver food to Victorians who need it most.
• More jobs in Latrobe Valley as Govhub opens for business
  GovHub to open and create more jobs in the community and support economic growth.
• Hydrogen Energy Supply Chain Project for Latrobe Valley awarded AU$2.35 billion from Japanese Green Innovation government fund
  The HESC Project is now entering the commercial demonstration phase with the commitment of JPY220 billion (AUD$2.35 billion) in funding from the Japanese government's Green Innovation Fund.
• New land tax rules by Allan Labor government causes surprise bills for requiring Latrobe Valley landholders to check exemptions amid billing errors
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• Small Business Festival returns to Latrobe Valley from with events and networking from 4 to 15 September 2023
  Small Business Festival celebrates small businesses' contributions, fostering growth through diverse programs. Gain inspiration, connections, and skills enhancement. Special guests, workshops, and a night market await.
• Sale Cinema gets $35,000 funding from federal Supporting Cinema's Retention Endurance and Enhancement of Neighbourhoods program
  A Gippsland independent cinema has received a financial boost thanks to Federal Government SCREEN Fund.
• Sun Cinema in Bairnsdale receives $60,000 as financial boost thanks to federal government SCREEN fund
  A Gippsland independent cinema has received a financial boost thanks to the federal government's SCREEN Fund.
• Coal mine rehabilitation made a priority for Latrobe Valley from Victorian government amendment to Mineral Resources Act
  The Andrews Labor government is improving the management of coal mine land in the Latrobe Valley once production ceases.
• Dedicated hospice facility in the Latrobe Valley back on the agenda with the help of Russell Northe
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• Ten community projects across West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley to receive funding through Victorian government Living Local Fund
  The Andrews Labor government is continuing to support local community groups across West Gippsland and the Latrobe Valley with the infrastructure and services they need to grow and thrive.
• Allan Labor government budget overlooks Latrobe Valley and burdens taxpayers with increased debt
  The recent state budget neglects Latrobe Valley and regional Victoria, burdening taxpayers with increasing debt. Critical sectors like roads, healthcare, and policing face severe cuts, worsening the situation.
• Warragul Cinemas gets a $60,000 grant from 'Supporting Cinemas' Retention Endurance and Enhancement of Neighbourhoods (SCREEN) federal program
  Government program that aims to support independent cinema operators who have experienced significant declines in revenue due to COVID-19.
• Darren Chester criticises Labor for neglecting Cann Valley Highway, citing safety risks and budget cuts
  Darren Chester has criticised the Labor Party for neglecting the Cann Valley Highway, calling it dangerous due to poor conditions, lack of maintenance, and reduced funding for regional road improvements.
• Energy from waste facility for Masdar Tribe Australia in Latrobe Valley gets $48.2M from Morrison coalition Modern Manufacturing grant
  The Morrison Government is investing $48.2 million in a state-of-the-art energy from waste facility in the Latrobe Valley, helping to power Opal's pulp and paper mill while driving down emissions.
• Russell Northe argues for more funding projects in Latrobe Valley be included in Andrews Labor government Victorian 2022-23 budget
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• Dolly Parton Imagination Library brought to Latrobe Valley with free books for kids born January 2023 - July 2024
  Latrobe Health Assembly is initiating a home-based program aimed at enhancing early childhood literacy through reading. The program has been endorsed by parents, caregivers, and community service providers.
• Stadium 4 Cinema Leongatha and Warragul Cinemas get grants of up to $60,000 as part of the $20M SCREEN Fund
  Morrison Government's support for the recovery of the arts and entertainment sector in Monash, with $120,000 awarded to two cinemas.
• Russell Northe questions Andrews Labor government Latrobe Valley transition plan as Loy Yang A set now to close from 2040
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• More than 40 jobs to go at Maryvale paper mill in Latrobe Valley as Allan Labor government continues to break promises
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• Anglicare Victoria continues to supporting young people in Latrobe Valley stay away from crime via Youth Crime Prevention Grants program
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• More kindergarten places and modern facilities in Latrobe Valley with $3.68M funding from Building Blocks Partnership
  Latrobe City Council and the Victorian government's Building Blocks Partnership will fund two kindergarten projects, creating 100+ new places and modernising facilities.
• More ambulances and paramedics for Latrobe Valley from Andrews Labor government
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• Failed promised 2026 Commonwealth Games housing in Latrobe Valley leaves homelessness crisis unaddressed
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• Martin Cameron slams Andrews Labor government for inaction on Latrobe Valley housing crisis urging action and accountability
  Martin Cameron condemns Andrews Labor government's lack of action on the Latrobe Valley housing crisis, pointing to increasing homelessness and vacant properties, urging immediate action.
• Urgent need for more Protective Services Officers in Latrobe Valley highlighted in Victorian Police survey
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• Baw Baw Shire community feedback is being sought on Gippsland and Latrobe Valley Transition Plan by 30 November 2022
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• Live4Life youth mental health program launches in Latrobe Valley in 2024 courtesy of Latrobe Health Assembly
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• Monash medical students explore youth health engagement in Latrobe Valley through workshops and a new journal
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• Martin Cameron expresses grave concern over drastic Latrobe Valley health funding cuts by the Labor government
  Anticipated budget slashes threaten regional hospitals, potentially causing mergers and closures. Cameron urges prioritisation of efficiencies to prevent fatal consequences and highlights the dire impact on rural Victorians' healthcare access.
• Good Land Brewing Co opens nine new jobs gets and $45,000 funding from Latrobe Valley Business and Industry Capability Fund
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• Northe calls for Gippsland hospice care facility in Latrobe Valley and proposed Hazelwood House in Churchill
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• Keeping the projectors rolling at Leongatha Cinema with 'Supporting Cinemas' Retention Endurance and Enhancement of Neighbourhoods' (SCREEN) fund
  Grant support given to independent cinemas to get operating and keep them from significant declines.
• Guy Road Shared Pathway from Corinella Community Centre to Bass Valley Primary School officially opened
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• Need for a Drug Court to be established Latrobe Valley highlighted by Russell Northe
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• Traralgon South Recreation Reserve upgraded with $340,584 from the Latrobe Valley Authority and $312,202 from Latrobe City Council
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• Labertouche Community Hall gets lovingly restored through the Latrobe Valley Authority,s Community and Facility Fund
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• Free pair of glasses for 176 students across West Gippsland and Latrobe Valley from Andrews Labor Victorian government
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• Latrobe City Business Chamber formed to bring together local valley businesses and industry groups
  Latrobe City Council is supporting the creation of a single business association to strengthen the voice of the business community.
• Proper action to address deteriorating roads improve road safety in Latrobe Valley needed says Martin Cameron
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• Darren Chester urges to new prime minister to visit Latrobe Valley and expands project funding
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• Pressing need for urgent action to combat surging crime rates in Latrobe Valley revealed by recent data
  Recent data reveals a pressing need for urgent action to combat the surging crime rates in Latrobe Valley, emphasising the necessity of enhanced police presence and resources, urging the government to address this issue promptly.
• Lack of details on State Electricity Commission and creating jobs in Latrobe Valley shown by Andrews Labor government
  The Andrews Labor government faced scrutiny for lacking specifics on job delivery and the location of the State Electricity Commission in the Latrobe Valley.
• Martin Cameron urges the Labor government to review outdated coal overlays in Latrobe Valley to unblock economic development
  Martin Cameron, Member for Morwell, urges the Allan Labor government to review outdated coal protection overlays in the Latrobe Valley, which are hindering economic development and blocking major projects.
• Martin Cameron demands urgent action on alarming rise of homelessness in Latrobe Valley by Andrews Labor government
  Martin Cameron, Nationals Member for Morwell, urges the Andrews government to address the soaring homelessness rates in the Latrobe Valley urgently. Homelessness has increased by 85% in five years, and regional Victorians are neglected.
• More alcohol and drug detox beds needed in Latrobe Valley says Russell Northe
  Mr Northe indicated this had been a long running issue with many local individuals, families and service providers frustrated by the lack of services in a community that desperately needs detox beds.
• New CFA fire station in Newborough begins construction, enhancing Latrobe Valley fire services and support
  The Allan Labor government is building a new CFA fire station in Newborough, enhancing firefighting capabilities with modern facilities to support the Latrobe Valley community and improve volunteer recruitment and retention.
• Martin Cameron urges urgent action as youth crime surges in Latrobe Valley and Victoria
  Youth crime rates in the Latrobe Valley and Victoria have sharply risen, recent tragic incidents underscore the need for swift legislative reforms and stronger police powers amid alarming statistics and community outcry.
• Federal government backs largest indoor Barramundi aquaculture farm at Latrobe Valley with $30M funding
  The Latrobe Valley will become home to the world's largest indoor barramundi aquaculture farm with a $30 million boost from the federal government.
• More police and PSO resources to addressing growing crime and safety concerns in Latrobe Valley urged by Martin Cameron
  Martin Cameron urged for increased police and PSO resources in Latrobe Valley due to rising crime rates, emphasising the community's need for safety measures and plans to continue discussions with the Police Minister.
• Moe Revitalisation Project to have stage two completed by mid-December 2022
  Latrobe City Council is one step closer to delivering Stage Two of the Moe Revitalisation Project as works begin this December.
• Advanced technology enable real-time water monitoring in Latrobe Valley and Bungaree
  Southern Rural Water is upgrading metres in southern Victoria, including the Latrobe Valley and Bungaree areas, to improve water management, efficiency, and reliability. Automation technology will benefit customers and reduce field visits.
• Major tourist attractions in Latrobe Valley for 2023
  You are welcome to explore, dine, and experience 'Bowls Victorians' open guests.
• Innovation centre boosts the Latrobe Valley economy
  Innovation centre that helps in boosting the creation of jobs and the region's economy, supporting the development that is beneficial to the valley.
• Urgent meeting Minister for Police to discuss rising violent and antisocial behaviour in Latrobe Valley sought by Martin Cameron
  Martin Cameron launched a petition calling for increased police and PSO resources in response to growing incidents of theft, vandalism, and assault in the region's towns.
• Low indigenous vaccination rates risk widening the gap in Latrobe Valley and Gippsland
  Vaccine hesitancy and testing hesitancy in Victoria's Indigenous communities' risks pushing people further into disadvantage under the Andrews Labor Government's plan to offer more freedoms to people who are fully-vaccinated.
• Sea electric vehicle manufacturing plant for Latrobe Valley abandoned
  State Government has finally confirmed that the proposed SEA Electric vehicle manufacturing plant.
• Independent MPs help Labor make it harder to own a home in the Latrobe Valley and Gippsland
  Independent MPs have joined with Labor MPs to pass a new housing tax.
• Latrobe City residents ages 16 to 25 are encouraged to be part of a creative panel to develop arts via Valley Collective program
  Latrobe City Council is inviting young people to be part of a creative panel to develop arts programs through the Valley Collective program.
• Guide Park Playspace in Wonthaggi will close on 24 October for redevelopment
  Work is nearing completion on the eagerly anticipated Guide Park Playspace in Wonthaggi.
• Wonthaggi Guide Park to get $1.77M redevelopment grant from Victorian Sport and Recreation and Victoria and Growing Suburbs Fund in April 2023
  The much-loved Wonthaggi Guide Park will be officially opened today after a major $1.77 million redevelopment which has created a new playspace for people of all ages and abilities.
• Guide Park Redevelopment $1.77 M project in Bass Coast Shire to begin early 2022
  Bass Coast Shire Council awarded the tender for the Project at its December meeting.
• Guide to what's new to see and do in Gippsland for summer 2024
  Gippsland's buzzing with Fleet Wines, Glenmaggie Wines, Dunetown, Off the Wharf Seafood, The Berry Dairy, the old slipway hub, and Koho Floating Sauna, enhancing the regional experience.
• Wonthaggi Guide Park redevelopment gets $700,000 from Sports and Recreation Victoria and $350,000 from Growing Suburbs Fund
  Work is set to get underway on the redevelopment of Guide Park in Wonthaggi, which will see the creation of a regional scale playspace for the community.
• Community Guide to local health services and support groups for Bass Coast and South Gippsland Shire councils in 2023 has launched
  Bass Coast Shire Council and South Gippsland Shire Council have launched their third edition of a community services guide booklet, offering easy access to local health services and support groups.
• Online guide on how Gippslanders can live sustainably from Wellington Shire Council
  Information on how to live sustainably is now easier to find thanks to an upgrade of Wellington Shire Council's online resources for local residents and businesses.
• Early closure of coal-fired power station AGL Loy Yang requires considered transition for Latrobe Valley and Victoria
  With Loy Yang A to close by 2035, a decade earlier than expected, Latrobe City Council is standing by its community as it faces resulting in massive job loss.
• AGL closure decision to Loy Yang A brings alarm and disappointment to the Latrobe Valley community
  Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester says he is 'alarmed and disappointed' by the decision to bring forward the planned closure of Loy Yang A power station to 2035.
• Wonthaggi Guide Park and Playspace now open after extensive redevelopment
  Bass Coast Shire Council are very pleased to share an early Christmas present with our community: Wonthaggi's Guide Park and Playspace has reopened after extensive redevelopment.
• Redevelopment underway in Guide Park in Wonthaggi with $700,000 from Sports and Recreation Victoria and $350,000 from the Growing Suburbs Fund
  Work is set to get underway on the redevelopment of Guide Park in Wonthaggi, which will see the creation of a regional scale playspace for the community.
• Nationals push for ban on telemarketing and door-knocking of Victorian Energy Upgrade scheme in Latrobe Valley
  Valley residents will be spared telemarketing nuisances as the Victorian Energy Upgrade (VEU) scheme bans cold calls and door-knocking. The Nationals' advocacy prompts these protective measures.