Premier orders cost review of proposed transmission line
By DAVID BRAITHWAITE
THERE are questions over the future of a proposed $1.6 billion power transmission line.
Premier Ben Carroll has ordered a cost review of...
Swooping season safety
LATROBE City Council is reminding residents to be aware of swooping birds as the spring nesting season begins across the region.
Native birds, including magpies,...
Morwell households trial all-electric power
By PEACE IJIYERA
A COLLABORATION by AusNet and Gippsland Climate Change Network (GCCN), the Morwell ElectriFAIRcation project is a $1.5 million project trialled to assist...
Monitoring air quality around Morwell East
FOLLOWING community feedback and a review of air monitoring data, EPA Victoria is consolidating air quality monitoring activities at Morwell East.
As part of the...
Cup full of capability
By HANNAH WATKINS
LEARNING to last a lifetime.
Gippsland Trades and Labour Council was proud to celebrate its latest graduates who completed the 'A Cup of...
Battery in the works at Hazelwood Nth
By STEFAN BRADLEY
CEREMONIAL sods were turned last week to celebrate construction on a renewable energy project in Hazelwood North.
Bennetts Creek Battery Energy Storage System,...
Surgical precision in and out of the classroom
By KATRINA BRANDON and CHRIS GRETTON
A WHIRLWIND of sound filled the Federation University, Churchill campus earlier this month.
Projecting to an audience of around 200,...
Bird flu regulations extended
AS H5 bird flu continues to spread among wild birds along much of Victoria's coastline, the requirement for targeted biosecurity measures to be implemented...
From the archives with Katrina Brandon
50 years ago
The Express, September 22, 1976
Fire night for public
THE Narracan group of fire brigades will be holding a fire education night on Friday...
Morwell magnesium on hold, jobs denied
By PHILIP HOPKINS
LATROBE MAGNESIUM has put on hold its plan to develop a magnesium smelter in Morwell but instead will build a huge smelter...
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...
Gippsland firewood thieves fined
TWO Gippsland men who travelled almost 300 kilometres to illegally cut down trees in a state forest near Bendigo have each been fined $11,000.
The...
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Cricket, days to savour
CRICKET
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By LIAM DURKIN
WHY do we do it?
The sport that makes everyone question their life choices each and every Saturday for six months of the...
