Nats fear for mill jobs
The Nationals have accused the state government of putting Latrobe Valley jobs at risk following reports it is considering a plan to end logging in native forests.
Studio joy for Paddy Cakes
When Traralgon-based four-piece band The Paddy Cakes took a punt sending out demo tracks to their dream list of Australian producers, they had a 100 per cent response rate.
Artwork intrigues
For an animation named Beyond the Valley, intriguingly, it never leaves the Latrobe Valley.
Friday deadline for asbestos cell
Morwell Power Station liquidator Energy Brix Australia Corporation will wait no longer than Friday to determine if a shared asbestos disposal cell with ENGIE's Hazelwood Power Station is viable.
Victory ‘fit and ready to go’ in Morwell
Reigning A-League champions Melbourne Victory will look to hit form ahead of their title defence this weekend when they face Brisbane Roar in a pre-season friendly at Morwell.
Second illegal brothel closed
A room at a Traralgon motel has been classified as an illegal brothel.
CCTV call from candidate
Independent candidate for Morwell Ray Burgess has called on Latrobe City Council to develop a comprehensive CCTV camera plan in an attempt to improve community safety across the region.
Hazelwood heritage listing rejected
Hazelwood Power Station will not be included on the Victorian Heritage Register, Planning Minister Richard Wynne told The Express on Wednesday.
Saving a life saved Dr John’s life
Traralgon doctor Saji John credits a prisoner at Port Phillip Prison in Melbourne with saving his life.
Dining guide launched
The peak tourism organisation for the region has launched a Gippsland food and wine guide which will be available at more than 350 businesses across the region and in Melbourne.
Sam’s donation to warm hearts
What began as a mere pile of unused fleece for Traralgon resident Sam Lake has, through some hard work, turned into some winter woollies for those less fortunate.
Train loop divides on political lines
The Victorian Labor government's bold election commitment to a massive underground rail line through suburban Melbourne comes with the promise of better access to jobs, education and employment around other parts of the city for Gippsland commuters.






















