Tourism heats up
Latrobe Valley waterways expect to see more locals and visitors alike take relief from the heat this week after a slow holiday season.
Building through grief
Community spirit shines as Kelso Road Project is completed for Yallourn North mother Chris Sporton.
Vandals target Tyers park
Volunteers at a Tyers wilderness park were disappointed to learn of vandalism to the park’s amenities at the weekend.
Preserving Aboriginal culture
A unique course has given indigenous student Luke Johnson the opportunity to learn more about protecting Aboriginal cultural sites.
Kay Street elm replaced
A young elm tree along Traralgon's Kay Street has been removed after it was badly damaged in stormy weather on Sunday evening.
Former refugee helps vulnerable youth
The journey former refugee Okiya Celestine took to settlement in Australia inspired him to make an impact in the lives of vulnerable youths in Latrobe Valley.
Platypus death sparks warning
A platypus was recently killed in the Moondarra State Park by an illegal net.
Marathon effort for others
A Melbourne teen's new year quest to raise money for charity took him through Moe last week.
The beat now and then
Morwell Detective Sergeant Denis Smith looks back on changes in policing over the past 40 years with son, Senior Constable Mark Smith.
Investing for now and the future in Latrobe City
A former Australian Football League great is backing Moe, announcing the release of lots in a new residential estate of which he is the main stakeholder.
Long sought-after path
Erection of controversial Trafalgar wall could prompt new bike path, residents say.
The year that was
The Express looks back on what has made news in 2013
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Traralgon hosts major table tennis
TABLE TENNIS
By KATRINA BRANDON
BOOMING streets, squeaky courts and roars of strength bellowed throughout the Gippsland Regional Indoor Sports Stadium (GRISS) over the King’s Birthday...
