Cars travelling over troubled water
By KATRINA BRANDON
LOCAL roads were recently flooded due to heavy rainfall.
The message has been reiterated: "DO NOT DRIVE THROUGH FLOOD WATERS!"
Morwell citizen Dayna Milito...
Food for thought: vegetable campaign launched
By STEFAN BRADLEY
GIPPSLANDERS are being encouraged to eat more vegetables to improve their health, while also highlighting local producers.
With only around six per cent...
Police beat: Moe fatal, Traralgon robbery
Police Beat with Katrina Brandon
Charges laid following Traralgon robbery
DETECTIVES from the Armed Crime Squad have charged a 28-year-old man following an alleged armed robbery...
Sixty per cent are expected to vote early: VEC
By PEACE IJIYERA
WITH less than 90 days until the Victorian state election (November 28), Victorian Electoral Commissioner, Sven Bluemmel hosted a media briefing session...
Classical gas and its myriad of creations
By PHILIP HOPKINS
GASIFICATION of the Latrobe Valley’s brown coal is the economic way forward for the region: it is one of the long-term cheapest...
Tyers weekend manhunt
By KATRINA BRANDON
POLICE conducted a manhunt after an incident in Tyers over the weekend.
Police were called to a Tyers property last Saturday (September 5)...
From the archives with Katrina Brandon
50 years ago
The Express, September 8, 1976
Toilets... on the nose
ON-the-nose toilets provoked discussion at Morwell Shire Council last week.
Yinnar and District Playgroup complained about...
Local amenity law updated
STAFF WRITERS
LATROBE City Council has endorsed its updated Community Amenity Local Law following extensive community consultation.
Latrobe City Council Mayor, Sharon Gibson said this local...
ABC forestry report ‘deficient’
By PHILIP HOPKINS
TWO former CSIRO chief research scientists have strongly criticised a recent ABC Four Corners report on Gippsland native forestry as "seriously deficient"...
Nuclear plants can last up to 100 years, while solar panels and wind farms...
By PHILIP HOPKINS
ONE of the world’s leading nuclear experts has told the Express that nuclear energy – even at the cost of $US10 billion...
Toothaches will be treated, state government assures
By DAVID BRAITHWAITE
NATIONAL Party state MPs claim the state government has cut the specialist regional paediatric dental service by stealth, leaving Gippsland children facing...
New energy, new ideas for Gippsland
By KATRINA BRANDON and PEACE IJYERA
THE 2026 Gippsland New Energy Conference welcomed key stakeholders and industry partners for three days of informative talks as...
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Timber turning the circular economy
PHILIP HOPKINS
‘FROM paddock to plate’, a key agriculture policy goal, does not even begin to describe the ground-breaking private forestry business that is being...
