Anzac touch to art fest
Artists and art-lovers alike will relish in the offerings of the 35th annual Tyers Art Festival in November.
Pull up a chair to a new conversation
Conversations aired at the kitchen table hope to stimulate community debate about local issues in the lead up to the state election.
Symbols of hope
Paper lanterns will be used to shine a light on communities impacted by the Hazelwood mine fire and bushfires in the past five years, at a special event in Morwell.
Super smash brother takes on the world
Every kick, punch and take-down is met with rapturous applause. In the video gaming world of Super Smash Bros, Express sport reporter Sam Darroch is in his element.
Help keep animal teeth decay away
A Latrobe Valley veterinarian clinic is encouraging pet owners to flip their pet's lip in a bid to tackle teeth issues
Hot tips for kitchen safety
Senior citizens of Yallourn North were given the tools and knowledge to combat small house fires when their local fire brigade paid a visit on Wednesday.
Snag sizzle for Centenary House
The office of Federal Member for Gippsland Darren Chester was transformed into a sizzling snag-haven on Friday, as part of a fundraiser for the Gippsland Rotary Centenary House.
Film buffs busting for inaugural festival
Lights will switch off, curtains will open and audiences will be captivated as Latrobe Valley's first-ever film festival kicks off on the weekend.
Our favourite bogan
A Traralgon grandmother's quest to be named Australia's greatest bogan has taken her to the grand final of television show, Bogan Hunters.
Respite centre brings relief
A family's eight-year wait for a respite centre in the Latrobe Valley has finally ended.
Soldiering on
One of Latrobe Valley's pioneering men's health gatherings - the Latrobe Valley Prostate Support Group - will see an emotional changing of the guard this month.
The online grocery switch
Churchill's Elizabeth Matherson has made two online shops since making the switch to the system three weeks ago, and believes her days walking supermarket aisles are behind her.
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Three votes for new novel
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By LIAM DURKIN
TRARALGON footballing great Kelvin Templeton has written a book.
And it’s not an autobiography.
The Brownlow/Coleman medallist will be back home next week for...
