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Read all about it in new Traralgon library

By PEACE IJIYERA     LIBRARIES are usually quiet. There was nothing quiet about a $120,000 investment to upgrade the Traralgon library last week however. Member for Eastern Victoria,...

Thinking of ewe during record low

AUSTRALIA'S sheep industry is at an "important inflection point", with the nation's flock close to record lows and production growth set to remain constrained...

New housing land is ‘ready to go’ in Traralgon

By KATRINA BRANDON     TRARALGON southeast landholders have waited more than a decade for local land to be unlocked for housing and industrial development. Last Friday (October...

SEC hub to mark 12 month anniversary

SEC is inviting the Latrobe Valley community to celebrate the first anniversary of its Morwell hub, with a free barbecue and open day this...

Safety first, jobs second

By PEACE IJIYERA     LOCAL manufacturing company, Safetech is undergoing what it calls an "operational restructure", resulting in up to 40 employees across the Morwell and...

Rise and shine: bright days ahead for Waterhole Creek

By PEACE IJIYERA     GIVING Morwell a facelift, one mural at a time. The Waterhole Creek underpass has been revamped, with a First Nations inspired mural giving...

From the archives with Katrina Brandon

50 years ago The Express, October 27, 1976 Heartbreak house to be classified   A HOUSE which saw heartbreak and tragedy in its early days should soon come...

One Gippsland election commitment tracker

WITH the campaign to decide Victoria's next government well and truly underway, One Gippsland has created a one-stop shop to help Gippslanders follow major...

Plan to put people into surgery sooner

THOUSANDS of Victorians waiting months for surgery will receive treatment sooner under the Nationals and Liberal's "SurgerySooner" plan. By utilising existing private hospital capacity, the...

VFF requests mine investigation

THE Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) is calling for stronger dust controls and greater transparency at Gippsland Critical Minerals' (GCM) proposed Fingerboards Critical Mineral Project.  The...

Energy sector full of Grace

By PEACE IJIYERA   YOU can't be what you can't see. Federal Minister for Skills and Training, Andrew Giles, joined Tradeswomen Australia and other stakeholders at the...

It takes two to tango at Yinnar

By KATRINA BRANDON     SOMETIMES indifference brings things together. ​A new exhibition has opened its doors at arc Yinnar. Yinnar artists Kat Kershaw and Amanda Thompson have launched...

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Mighty Glengarry Magpies

FOOTBALL TDJFL     GLENGARRY Junior Football Club could have some stars for the future. The Magpies capped off this year’s Traralgon District Junior Football League season with a...