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Looping it all back to the net

By STEFAN BRADLEY   A MORWELL-based regional broadband start-up has unveiled a massive infrastructure project to connect hundreds of small towns in Gippsland to a 728km...

Rock star reception: Pauline Hanson wants to keep coal power

By LIAM DURKIN   IT really was her. Pauline Hanson, who many Australians believe should be the Prime Minister, made a brief stop by Loy Yang power...

From the archives with Katrina Brandon

50 years ago The Express, September 1, 1976 Defers request   A REQUEST for funds to provide a YMCA holiday program in Traralgon early next year has been...

From the archives with Katrina Brandon

50 years ago The Express, August 27, 1976 Better mail service soon   THE Morwell mail centre will be a further step in the decentralisation program of the...

Full bellies at generous Elizabeth Street

By PEACE IJIYERA   AT a time when many families are doing it tough, Spoonfull by Eat Up, a pilot in-schools meals program, has partnered with...

Moffatt into council duties, Sutton confirms 2028 run

By PEACE IJIYERA   THE Morwell River by-election results were announced last week, with Councillor Rob Moffatt voted the man for the job. The Morwell River Ward...

Loy Yang A jobs gone in an instant

By KATRINA BRANDON   NO warning, no notice, another Latrobe Valley industry has let go of staff at the last minute. On Wednesday, August 20, an employer...

High-tech and high speeds across GRISS floorboards

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   EXCITED students and spectators watched on as high powered model race cars, fuelled by hydrogen energy, flew around a circuit set up...

Coalition calls to see Yallourn agreement papers

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   SHADOW Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, David Davis used the final minute of his speech at the Gippsland New Energy Conference...

Buyer inquires up in Latrobe

By STEFAN BRADLEY   GIPPSLAND'S lifestyle appeal and relative affordability has led to a doubling of home buyer inquiries in several Gippsland towns in just a...

Lloyd St, Moe boom gate damaged

By LIAM DURKIN   THE notorious Lloyd Street, Moe intersection saw another incident last week. A hotspot for shot-stacking, this time, the boom gates on the Lloyd...

Strikeout, teachers reach agreement

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   VICTORIAN public schools were again left at a standstill to start the week, as teachers and education staff weighed up a new...

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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...