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Rules are rules, Walhalla residents argue

By AIDAN KNIGHT   BAW Baw Shire Council has come under fire from the Walhalla community, shortly after completing its landslip repair project in December, following...

Station works ongoing

By AIDAN KNIGHT   THE current state of the Traralgon Railway Station is prompting some confusion among commuters and locals passing by the station. The Express has...

Coalition heart goes on

By LIAM DURKIN   CUE Titanic "I changed my mind" scene. Hello David ... Like many Hollywood romances however, there are new marriage rules for the on-again-off-again relationship...

From the archives with Aidan Knight

50 years ago The Express, February 11, 1946 Trailbike riders worry police CHURCHILL police are concerned with the increasing number of offences committed by trailbike riders. A...

Transport changes as tunnel opens

By AIDAN KNIGHT   AS of Sunday, February 1, Victoria has now completed the final stage of the Metro Tunnel and corresponding works to overhaul the...

Australia Day flocks the Valley

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT, KATRINA BRANDON AND PEACE IJIYERA   AUSTRALIA Day was celebrated across the Latrobe Valley, with free community events that brought locals together. Many enjoyed...

Bourne’s conquered path recognised

By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT   THE youngest man to run the Simpson Desert was deservedly named Latrobe City Citizen of the Year. Blake Bourne has done so much,...

Calls for ‘energy realism’ in light of slated Hazelwood data centre

By PHILIP HOPKINS   WITH Morwell earmarked for a $10 billion data centre at Hazelwood, a leading international businessman and investor has warned that renewable energy...

For the love of sport and community

By PEACE IJIYERA   MORWELL local, Emily Sutton was the recipient of this year's Latrobe City Youth Citizen of the Year. Ms Sutton was recognised for her...

Willow House honoured by award and vows to keep working

By PEACE IJIYERA   Please note: this story makes mention of suicide. WILLOW House Community Support, based in Newborough, is a not-for-profit group on a mission to...

Littleproud survives, retains leadership

By AIDAN KNIGHT   ALIENATING not only from allies, but now also each other. Following the Nationals' divergence from the Coalition, leader David Littleproud was challenged...

Delburn takes critical steps towards realisation

By KATRINA BRANDON   WORKS are starting early on the State Electricity Commission (SEC) Delburn Wind Farm, with Minister for the State Electricity Commission, Lily D'Ambrosio,...

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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. V/line anticipates...