Shaving it off
SOUTH Street Primary School student Courtenay Forrester was nervous when she parted with her long brown locks last week, making the decision to shave her head in memory of her 'nanna'.
Plan design still ‘flawed’
THE Moe and District Residents Association says minor tweaking of parts of the town's revitalisation plan will not be enough to fix what it describes as "flawed" design features.
Safety upgrades welcomed
SAFETY upgrades to a notoriously dangerous intersection in Traralgon have been welcomed by those policing the Valley's roads.
Support found lacking
OUTGOING Old Gipptown manager Michael Fozard has criticised the State Government for its lack of support for small businesses and the community.
Be road safe these holidays
OVER the long Easter weekend, holidaymakers have been reminded to exercise extra caution while on the roads.
Accused ‘devastated’
A 19 YEAR-old man charged over a Glengarry crash in which two Sale men died has been granted bail with strict conditions.
Lives changed in a second
IT only takes a second for inattention behind the wheel to turn to tragedy.
Moe to move forward
LATROBE City Council is moving swiftly to attract millions of dollars in funding for Moe's revitalisation after the project was revived on Monday night.
Gibson’s gaffe
COUNCILLOR Sharon Gibson has moved to clarify confusion over voting at Monday night's special meeting.
LRH fares well with patient satisfaction
LATROBE Regional Hospital has fared well in a State Government survey of patient satisfaction in Victorian hospitals.
Lobbyists celebrate outcome
MAJORITY ruled on Monday night as Latrobe City Council voted to honour the results of a three-month review into the Moe revitalisation project.
Red tape forces resignation
MANAGEMENT of Old Gippstown will begin looking for a replacement for outgoing manager Michael Fozard, whose resignation has been described as a "massive loss" for the heritage park and the broader community.
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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....
