Mentoring matters
A caring attitude, empathy and the ability to listen are the core qualities possessed by mentors at Berry Street.
Tax scam making the rounds across Gippsland
ELDERLY Gippslanders have been warned of an Australian Taxation Office scam currently making its rounds.
Road users praised over peak period
DRIVERS who came through the Latrobe Valley over the peak traffic Easter period have been praised for their conscientiousness, which resulted in no injury collisions or fatalities on the roads over the weekend.
What an impression
AT 73 years of age, Moe's Alleynes Hall has achieved a milestone some can only dream about.
LRH hit by carbon tax
AN analysis by the State Government has revealed the Federal Government's carbon tax has cost Latrobe Regional Hospital an additional $72,900 in energy costs over the past six months.
Schools share funding
TRARALGON Secondary College, Kurnai College and Churchill Primary School are among are among 309 Victorian schools which will share in more than $41 million of National Partnership funding to help students improve their literacy and numeracy skills.
Planned burn breaches lines
A DEPARTMENT of Sustainability and Environment planned burn will come under scrutiny after it breached control lines on 26 March.
Walhalla businesses still struggling
DESPITE experiencing its biggest trade during Easter since the January Aberfeldy bushfires, Walhalla businesses are still struggling.
Never safe to leave kids in cars
EMERGENCY service workers have urged parents and carers to not become negligent when it comes to leaving children unattended in cars, despite the cooler weather.
Armed robbery in Traralgon
VICTORIA Police has released images of a man they believe may assist in an investigation into a Traralgon armed robbery.
Taxi dispatch back
MOE Taxis' drivers were met with cake, balloons and a "hip hip hooray" on Tuesday morning, with residents celebrating the taxi group's return to in-cab voice dispatch.
Tried and true for 85 years
THE Country Women's Association of Victoria has held strong for the past 85 years, so it's only fitting its celebratory cook book is titled "Well Preserved".
Latest News
From the archives with Aidan Knight
50 years ago
The Express, April 2, 1976
The pong stays for winter
THE APM "pong" will continue to offend Latrobe Valley noses for yet another winter....
