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Local housing prices ticking upward

STAFF WRITERS   THE latest quarterly house price data from the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) for Latrobe shows a positive rebound in Q2. Traralgon and...

United health for Gippsland

By STEFAN BRADLEY   GIPPSLAND health services will work together more closely under a new network, with the intention of improving care for locals and providing...

Eat, Drink, Play Gippsland festival coming soon

By KATRINA BRANDON   GIPPSLAND is home to some of the best food, drinks and entertainment. Last month, a new festival was launched at Fleet Wines, Leongatha,...

Traralgon’s Gigi up for next Aus Rodeo Queen

By KATRINA BRANDON   TRARALGON local Grace (Gigi) Griffith is sharing boot-skooting fun in her bid to be named Australia’s Rodeo Queen. A night of fundraising next...

Rose Garden Festival set to return

ONE particular Latrobe Valley Express letter writer will be overjoyed to read this. Latrobe City Council has confirmed the Morwell International Rose Garden Festival will...

Traralgon local ready to do a deal

By AIDAN KNIGHT   A FAMILIAR face at the school crossing will make her television debut tomorrow (Thursday, July 10), hoping to turn dreams into reality...

Morwell dog attack and roaming dingoes

By AIDAN KNIGHT   ON the same week Latrobe City Council moved motions surrounding the restrictions and policies on domestic animals, the community saw incidents involving...

Continue to flex that creativeness

By AIDAN KNIGHT   LATROBE City Council has endorsed a range of changes to it's creative fees and charges. The changes aim to make hiring spaces (such...

Bomb-related arrest reports ripple across Victoria

By AIDAN KNIGHT   VICTORIANS are noticing an alarming trend of bomb-related incidents across the state, with two separate instances of explosive devices found in the...

Answers still needed over Churchill Pub arson

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   CCTV FOOTAGE has been released in relation to the arson of the Churchill Hotel, which saw the local pub destroyed last May. The...

Mushroom Trial reaches end: Patterson found guilty

By STEFAN BRADLEY, LIAM DURKIN and AIDAN KNIGHT   JURORS in a Morwell courtroom delivered their verdict in the most infamous murder trial in Gippsland history,...

Heartless vandals strike yet again

By AIDAN KNIGHT   FOR the second time in five weeks, local not-for-profit and equal opportunity employer, Latrobe Valley Enterprises has been made the victim of...

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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...