A respectful interest
EVER since he was a curious eight year-old brewing with an early interest in Australia's wartime history, it seems Traralgon teenager Bayley Charalambous was destined for the prestigious Spirit of Anzac award he recently earned.
Lobby calls for cash
THE 'Save Moe's Future' lobby is building an arsenal of financial reserves to progress its campaign if a Latrobe City Council vote does not go its way.
Erica’s iconic blooms
IT has taken 12 years of trial and error to get Erica's iconic begonias to the spectacular blooms they are today, and grower Martin Farrugia is still learning.
Moe’s masterchef out of comp
IN a shock exit, former Moe resident and MasterChef Professionals contestant Michael Demagistris has been eliminated from the show after a team challenge, aired on Tuesday.
Mentors needed to help new arrivals
Experienced volunteer drivers are "desperately needed" for a Morwell-based learner driver program which helps newly arrived citizens gain crucial driving experience.
Folks flock to festival
Thousands flocked to Boolarra recently for its annual folk festival, making the most of the warm sunshine, variety of music and family-friendly atmosphere, according to organisers.
Portrait of a remarkable woman
IT took two years for Traralgon's Lorraine Bartling to come around to the idea of a book being written about her.
Country girls inked and proud
Not a day goes by without someone commenting on Michelle Bayley's tattoos
Trafalgar student appointed to ADFA
FORMER Trafalgar High School student, Jack Smart, has secured a highly competitive appointment to the Australian Defence Force Academy as a result of his outstanding academic achievements and leadership potential.
Students take on Superstar
STUDENTS are getting excited about the Moe Schools Superstar, with only nine sleeps to go until the free family event.
Cara’s fundraising pledge
MOE'S Cara Gilbert will shave her hair to raise money through the Leukaemia Foundation World's Greatest Shave, participating in memory of her father who died from the cancer 20 years ago.
Shoppers to stay longer in towns
TWO-hour parking bays will permanently replace one-hour spots in town centres across the Latrobe Valley.
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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....
