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The city of Morwell is situated in the Latrobe City Council region, between Traralgon and Moe, and has a population of approximately 14,000 residents. 
As the core of the Latrobe Valley, Morwell is located 150 kilometres east of Melbourne, showcasing regional art galleries and cultural centres, in conjunction with a famous rose garden. 

Morwell’s gorgeous Centenary Rose Garden begins at the western entrance to the town’s central business district, displaying more than 4,000 bushes, including over 260 variations in 110 beds. Recorded in the World Federation of Rose Societies, the Centenary Rose Garden is considered as one of the superior gardens in the southern hemisphere. The Garden is cared for by volunteers from all regions of the Latrobe Valley, and stretches across more than one and a half hectares (four acres). 

One of Gippsland’s key cultural facilities is the Latrobe Regional Gallery. The gallery’s lasting collection is mostly post 1970 modern Australian Art. Works by Noel Counihan, Jan Senbergs, and Jessie Trail are showcased. This impressive collection displays art in a various range of contemporary images and the media in the Gippsland region. Also on show is the Cbus Collection of Australian Art, consisting of paintings and prints by some of Australia’s best known artists from the 19th century to the early 2000s. 

The Mid Valley Shopping Centre is where the shopping is all about! The shopping complex is recorded as one of Victoria’s largest non-metro Shopping Centre with food, fashion, leisure and much more. Named stores such as Big W, Target, Coles, Safeway, Bunnings and Village Cinemas, all make for Gippsland’s favourite place to shop. 

The contribution of immigrants to the development of Gippsland can be seen at the Gippsland Immigration Park. On strolling through, you will learn about the history of immigration into the Gippsland region. Designed to cater for community events and family gatherings, there are electric barbecues within two covered barbecue areas, and a children’s playground. In the centre of the Park is the Gippsland Immigration Wall of Recognition. 

Morwell National Park is located in the northern foothills of the Strzelecki Ranges, and preserves a remnant of the region’s original animal and plant life. The Fosters Gully Nature Walk offers and easy and excellent introduction to the Park as its size is relatively small. The Gunai/Kurnai Aboriginals identify this Park as their Traditional Country.