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COMMENT: A look at the current electricity landscape

Sadly, the chaos and sky-rocketing prices we now see in the electricity market was inevitable. Too few of us saw it coming. Sure, it has...

Man charged following alleged attack in Traralgon

Traralgon police have charged a 27-year-old man following an alleged unprovoked attack in a Traralgon carpark on June 15. It is alleged a man was...

Victorian Cabinet to reshuffle as key ministers depart

The Victorian front bench is getting a shake up after a raft of senior government ministers officially stated they will resign at the November...

On with the jobs

A national foods wholesaler has signalled a vote of confidence in the Latrobe Valley by investing $13m into establishing a warehouse in Morwell to...

Fatal crash in Walhalla

Police continue investigate the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash which occurred in Walhalla on Sunday. Investigators have been told a car was travelling along Walhalla...

Close, but no cigar

A renowned Churchill town landmark is in the process of being formally named and recognised after locals had been incorrectly referring to it as...

Yallourn outage to continue amid national energy crisis

An outage at the Yallourn Power Station is expected to continue into late next week after two units went offline on Monday, amid a...
Traralgon police are seeking witnesses after a man was assaulted

Traralgon assault

Traralgon police are seeking witnesses after a man was assaulted in an unprovoked attack outside the shopping centre entry in Franklin street on Wednesday...

Yallourn outage to continue amid national energy crisis

An outage at the Yallourn Power Station is expected to continue into late next week after two units went offline on Monday, amid a...

Loy Yang A unit outage faces more delays

A prolonged unplanned outage at Loy Yang A has now been extended to late-September after technical assessments have been carried out on unit two. Operator...

End of era for Morwell market

A WELL-loved Latrobe Valley institution is coming to a close on Sunday as the Morwell Sunday Market will trade for the last time ahead...

Climate action on agenda of youth summit

By LIAM DURKIN STUDENTS from across Gippsland gathered at Federation University recently for a youth summit on climate adaptation. Primary and secondary aged pupils from as...

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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....