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Premier unlocks bush tourism boost

By AIDAN KNIGHT   PREMIER Jacinta Allan made use of her time in the Latrobe Valley last week, by pairing her public transport announcement at Traralgon...

It takes a village to help kids in need

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   IN an effort to provide opportunity for young students in need, the Little Village Project continues to be a beacon of hope...

Heavy rain recorded, superstorm misses

By KATRINA BRANDON   HUFF, puff and gone. A severe weather warning cloaked the state last Wednesday (October 22), with warnings stating wind speeds of up to...

Concerns over foster care future

By AIDAN KNIGHT   GIPPSLAND foster carers are sounding the alarm over recent changes to Victoria's foster care reimbursements, warning that reduced support will drive carers...

From the archives with Aidan Knight

50 years ago The Express, October 29, 1975 Royal visit bomb hoax THERE was a bomb scare shortly before Princess Margaret's train arrived at Moe station on...

Revealed: Leonard received almost $1m from Climate 200 during election

By LIAM DURKIN   THE exact amount of money provided by Climate 200 toward Deb Leonard's campaign during this year's federal election has been revealed. Australian Electoral...

Morwell home to the SEC, but only 11 jobs

By AIDAN KNIGHT   STATE government presence was strong in the Latrobe Valley last week, which began with a visit from the Premier and culminated in...

AusPost plays Scrooge to rural news

By AIDAN KNIGHT and LIAM DURKIN   THE world truly has gone mad. In a move that defies reason and regional reality, Gippsland Farmer, the region’s highest-circulating...

Trains every 40 minutes, but will coach replacements remain?

By AIDAN KNIGHT   THE state government made it personal for Gippsland last week, announcing free travel for any V/Line passengers starting their journey between Nar...

Gunshot on Elgin Street

POLICE are investigating after a man suffered a gunshot wound in Morwell on Friday, October 24. It’s believed the incident occurred on Elgin Street around...

Preparing for risk of destructive winds

A SEVERE weather warning has been issued by the Bureau of Meteorology for every forecast district, with widespread damaging winds including gusts of up...

Rodeo honour full of grace

TRARALGON local Grace ‘Gigi’ Griffith has brought a national honour back home, being crowned first runner-up in the 2025 Australian Rodeo Queen Quest. The competition,...

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Fraser’s legacy lives on

COMMENT By MARY ALDRED TUESDAY, November 11, 2025 marked the 50th anniversary of Malcolm Fraser’s appointment as Prime Minister following the dismissal of Gough...