Relief after shifty shop probed
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
AFTER much concern from neighbouring businesses and failed calls for action, a convenience shop in Newborough's Old Sale Road precinct was discovered...
Newborough CFA welcomes modern era
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
NEWBOROUGH Fire Brigade is now available for more efficient responses to fire incidents in the local community, with a brand new fire...
Hazelwood House in the middle of another transformation
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
NEGLECTED since 2019, Hazelwood House is expected to be revived with plans underway for a new aged care facility for the Churchill...
First time for AusAlert system
By KATRINA BRANDON
WHAT could have felt like a Stephen King's Cell moment, AusAlert tested the waters for its new alarm service on Monday (July...
Vandalism forces closure of Walhalla campground
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
VANDALISM continues to strike Walhalla, resulting in the closure of one of its main campsites until September.
An incident that occurred at the...
Sarah set to fly high
By AIDAN KNIGHT AND STEFAN BRADLEY
SOMETHING’S in the air in Traralgon.
Sarah Bryan grew up unsure what she wanted to do after high school.
That all...
Wilson meets with Morwell businesses as state election ramps up
By AIDAN KNIGHT, LIAM DURKIN and BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
SO fresh or classic hits?
Leading ladies of state politics were in Gippsland last week, as the battle...
From the archives with Katrina Brandon
50 years ago
The Express, July 28, 1976
37 new HC homes for Traralgon
THE Housing Commission has accepted contracts for the construction of 37 Housing Commission...
Taking local ag voices to Spring Street
By KATRINA BRANDON
OPENING the table to all topics of conversation, Victorian Farmers Federation (VFF) Chief Executive Charlie Thomas and president Ryan Milgate held a...
Next step taken toward Churchill childcare centre
By AIDAN KNIGHT
LATROBE City Council met last month to provide an update relating to the request to purchase land located at Heesom Crescent, Churchill.
The...
Money means none, and rail still means rail for Gippsland
By AIDAN KNIGHT
THE Gippsland Line will see no movement - as far as investment goes - for the next 12 months.
This year's state budget...
Tap-and-go now on buses, trams
By AIDAN KNIGHT
A FARE-Y tale for loose change.
The daily grind is getting a high-tech tune-up as 'Tap and Go' payment technology officially goes off...
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No anti-vaxxers among the birds
By KATRINA BRANDON
A PHILLIP Island penguin has died from Bird Flu.
The deadly disease has Victorian poultry farmers on high alert.
Bird Flu (H5N1) was first...
