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Hazelwood dredger collapse slated by the end of next week

The first of Hazelwood's four massive dredgers is expected to be demolished towards the end of the week as part of the mine rehabilitation project.

Further restrictions could ease sooner in regional Victoria: Premier

Premier Daniel Andrews is not setting any definitive dates for opening up the state but has not ruled out easing some further restrictions in regional Victoria as COVID-19 cases remain low.

All smiles as school returns

The rain could not dampen the spirits of Liddiard Road Primary School students as they returned to the classrooms on Monday.

Father shares his anguish

Nearly six months since his son's mysterious death, the father of Newborough man Jarrad Lovison has described life as "living hell".

Police ‘very close’ to solving Lovison mystery

Investigators have shed more light on the last known movements of Newborough man Jarrad Lovison, with detectives from the Missing Persons Squad declaring they are closing in on those responsible for his death.

Man electrocuted while climbing power pole in Moe

Power went out in Moe when a man was electrocuted while climbing a power pole.

EXCLUSIVE: New lead in Lovison case

Police have unearthed a new and potentially pivotal lead in the mysterious death of Newborough man Jarrad Lovison, The Express can reveal.

‘A senseless loss’

The owner of a local road construction and maintenance company has been handed a combined sentence of $466,000 in fines over the tragic workplace death of a Churchill man in 2017.

We want our tankers, declares CFA

Volunteer firefighters fear the possible transfer of critical CFA assets to career staff at integrated stations could spell the end of volunteer firefighting in Victoria.

Bowling club targeted by vandals

Members of the Morwell Club Bowls Club have been left disheartened after vandals targeted their Helen Street headquarters at the weekend.

Daylight Saving Time

It is that time of the year again where you need to change all your clocks

Wet spring on the cards

The Bureau of Meteorology this week raised the La Nina status to active, meaning a wet spring and summer is on the cards for most of the country.

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