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Carers open hearts, homes

Love and a spare room are all you need to become a foster carer to a vulnerable child, according to Thorpdale mother Rhonda Mitchell.

Safetech a safe bet for award

The Moe-based business that designed custom freight hoists for the MCG was this year's leading medium-sized company at the Victorian Manufacturing Hall of Fame Awards.

Community Iftar invitation

While people in Gippsland have been rolling up their sleeves for flu shots, a Churchill resident describes another kind of "booster" happening in May.

Reboot targets anti-social behaviour in young

Victorian Minister for Crime Prevention Ben Carroll was in Morwell on Thursday to show his support for Anglicare Victoria's Reboot program aimed at addressing anti-social behaviour among children.

Monash federal election: Candidates share policies, positions

In the weeks leading up to the election, The Express asked candidates in the electorates of Gippsland and Monash (formerly McMillan) a series of questions.

Gippsland federal election: Candidates share policies, positions

In the weeks leading up to the election, The Express asked candidates in the electorates of Gippsland and Monash (formerly McMillan) a series of questions.

Former member reflects on life of service

One person who dreamt of a career as a jockey until he grew too tall will be watching this weekend's local election results with a keen and reflective eye from afar.

Funding sparse for Latrobe Valley

The 2019 federal election campaign will conclude tomorrow with no new Latrobe Valley-specific funding pledges from the Coalition and few from Labor.

Hoon drivers targeted with new BMW police car

Infrared cameras on board Latrobe Highway Patrol's new BMW pursuit vehicle will be able to catch hoon drivers and their cars more easily, police say.

Howell appeal set for January 2020

A three-day appeal hearing will be held in the County Court of Victoria next year for a police officer convicted of unlawfully assaulting a person in custody in September 2017.

AFL Gippsland commission gutted

All six commissioners of AFL Gippsland have been forced to resign amid concerns the governing body had debts of up to $200,000.

Railway linked Yinnar to city day-trippers

Like so many Gippsland towns, Yinnar's history runs parallel with its train line.

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