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Outreach program offers help

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   IN an effort to combat the loneliness crisis, and more so the homelessness crisis regionally, a group of selfless and caring individuals...

New game-changing health facility

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   AHEAD of welcoming its first residents in the coming months, Minister for Mental Health Ingrid Stitt stopped by the recently constructed and...

Boolarra sheep dog trials coming up

By KATRINA BRANDON ANOTHER year, another trial. The Berryden Sheepdog Trials are on the way at Boolarra Reserve on November 14 to November 16. Each day will...

Up to 300 AGL jobs could go before Christmas

By PHILIP HOPKINS THE state government has fast-tracked approval of a 300-megawatt battery energy storage system (BESS) in Hazelwood as AGL warned that hundreds of...

Former Moe local dies in custody, prompting calls for prison reform

By AIDAN KNIGHT   Warning: this story details an Aboriginal person who has died. Reader discretion is advised.   THE death of a former Moe woman who died...

Victims step forward against ex-teacher

By AIDAN KNIGHT   WARNING: This story contains details of child sexual abuse and assault that may be distressing to some readers. Support is available by...

From the archives with Aidan Knight

50 years ago The Express, November 5, 1975 Museum faces cash crunch THE state government's method of allocating grants to the Gippsland Folk Museum is costing Moe...

Farcical AusPost weight limit forces Gippsland Farmer reduction

Aidan Knight and Liam Durkin THE world truly has gone mad. In a move that defies reason and regional reality, Gippsland Farmer, the region's...

Premier unlocks bush tourism boost

By AIDAN KNIGHT   PREMIER Jacinta Allan made use of her time in the Latrobe Valley last week, by pairing her public transport announcement at Traralgon...

It takes a village to help kids in need

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   IN an effort to provide opportunity for young students in need, the Little Village Project continues to be a beacon of hope...

Heavy rain recorded, superstorm misses

By KATRINA BRANDON   HUFF, puff and gone. A severe weather warning cloaked the state last Wednesday (October 22), with warnings stating wind speeds of up to...

Concerns over foster care future

By AIDAN KNIGHT   GIPPSLAND foster carers are sounding the alarm over recent changes to Victoria's foster care reimbursements, warning that reduced support will drive carers...

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Melbourne makes Opals cut

BASKETBALL FIBA BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   SEVEN cuts were made for the Australian Opals, with Traralgon's Jade Melbourne holding her spot. The duel WNBL and WNBA player will don...