Russell Northe back in the public view
By LIAM DURKIN
FORMER Member for Morwell, Russell Northe has spoken publicly for the first time since he was handed a 21-month prison sentence.
The disgraced...
From the archives with Katrina Brandon
50 years ago
The Express, August 11, 1976
Stone the…!
YALLOURN North's formerly haunted house is still being plagued - this time by stone throwers.
Police believe small...
Bringing Bluey to the stage
By PEACE IJIYERA
LAST week, Bluey’s Big Play, The Stage Show came to town.
The Australian television program that has captured the hearts of many worldwide...
Local doctor honoured
By PEACE IJIYERA
DR Miriam Pietrzak-Cieslak has been recognised for 35 years of significant contribution and dedication to rural community service with a Victorian Rural...
Giving voice to animals through art
By KATRINA BRANDON
BRINGING life to creatures of the past, Anatomy Lessons, which is currently featured at Latrobe Regional Gallery (LRG), shines a light on...
Group voting tickets given the boot
By DAVID BRAITHWAITE
CHANGES to voting for the upper house of state parliament is set to affect the electoral fortunes of smaller political parties.
The Electoral...
Allied workers seeking healthier pay packets
By PEACE IJIYERA
AROUND 70 allied health workers and members of the Health Services Union (HSU) and Victorian Allied Health Professionals Association (VAHPA) from Latrobe...
Paper cut: 84 jobs gone
By KATRINA BRANDON
ANOTHER blow has come to the Latrobe Valley, after Opal Australian Paper Maryvale cut 84 jobs.
Opal made the announcement last Thursday evening,...
Archives with Katrina Brandon
50 years ago
The Express, August 4, 1976
Flying glass cuts caller
WELL known race commentator Ray Benson suffered a cut over an eye when a pane...
Allan allies Shing, D’Ambrosio leaving
By DAVID BRAITHWAITE
THE Eastern Victoria upper house region, which includes Gippsland, will have a least one new member following Harriet Shing's decision not to...
Labor documents reveal no references to CCS
By PHILIP HOPKINS
The Labor Party is backsliding on the need for carbon capture and storage, threatening the future of the technology that is key...
First of its kind charging station in Gippsland
By AIDAN KNIGHT
YALLAMBEE Traralgon aged care village last week became one of Gippsland’s unlikely hubs for electric vehicle charging, powered by rooftop solar.
The 30KW...
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No anti-vaxxers among the birds
By KATRINA BRANDON
A PHILLIP Island penguin has died from Bird Flu.
The deadly disease has Victorian poultry farmers on high alert.
Bird Flu (H5N1) was first...
