Feeling good at LRH for 15 years
While your appearance may be the least of your problems while you are undergoing cancer treatment, Cancer Patient Foundation's Faye Venning said it could be "confronting" to look in the mirror and not recognise yourself.
Bishop shares life of memories
Arthur Lucas Jones OAM grew up with few friends but there was one constant companion that stuck with him his whole life.
Rose garden a cut above
While one could argue she was looking at the world through rose-tinted lenses, Morwell Rose Garden Committee president Del Matthews was thrilled with the crowd that descended on the garden at the weekend for pruning demonstrations.
Walhalla yarn inspires young and old
Walhalla Goldfields Railway has a great yarn to tell and if it was unravelled, it would be at least as long as the organisation's five kilometres of track.
Loving portrait on display
The family had just finished Christmas lunch and Morwell-based artist Wayne Milner had his sketchbook out.
Wind farm concerns
A group of residents in Delburn have formed an alliance to object to a proposal in which up to 53 wind turbines, with some as tall as 250 metres, could be built just over a kilometre from properties.
Marks in for Valley schools
The Latrobe Valley's major towns have been rated among the most disadvantaged in the state in terms of educational opportunities, according to data from Teach for Australia.
Morwell CBD works to start
Construction has begun along Morwell's Commercial Road to revitalise the town's central business district.
Bank Street intersection progress calls
Traralgon community members have expressed concern after little visible progress has been made to upgrade a dangerous intersection at Traralgon.
Editorial: Media drives change
Today's Latrobe Valley Express continues our extensive coverage of the Steelvision issue, one of the most important Gippsland stories in the last year which has repercussions for all Victorian taxpayers.
MPs call for compensation
Opposition MPs have slammed the state government over its lack of due diligence and called for compensation to be provided to affected Latrobe Valley businesses.
Minister sorry for grant mess
Regional Development Minister Jaclyn Symes has apologised to businesses affected by the demise of Steelvision, but has stopped short of promising financial compensation for out-of-pocket creditors.
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Rails delayed due to freight train fault
The Gippsland line is experiencing another major delay, as services have been halted for the past hour due to a freight train fault at Caulfield.
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