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Greens up for the challenge

By LIAM DURKIN   “Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast” – Romeo and Juliet (Act 2, Scene 3) THEY might not make as much noise...

New station needed yesterday

By KATRINA BRANDON   HANDFUL of upgrades have come through for Country Fire Authority (CFA) establishments over the last year, but Hazelwood North CFA is not...

Cars need to be roadworthy, roads should be car-worthy: driving instructor

By KATRINA BRANDON   VICTORIA, the pothole state. Potholes are nothing new for Victorian road users, but in recent times they have turned into an Armageddon of...

Hansford withdraws due to ‘serious health matter’

By DAVID BRAITHWAITE   GREG Hansford will no longer be One Nation's candidate for the Eastern Victoria upper house region at November's state election. In a statement...

Mixed response to visa changes

By DAVID BRAITHWAITE   THERE has been a mixed response from the farming community to the federal government's changes to the Working Holiday Maker (WHM) visa...

Did you feel the earth shake?

By KATRINA BRANDON   AN EARTHQUAKE rumbled through the region in the early hours of last Saturday (October 8). A magnitude 4.8 earthquake struck Arawata around 2am,...

McIntosh could become sacrificial lamb

By DAIVD BRAITHWAITE   KNOWING who will be filling the five spots to represent the Eastern Victoria region in Victoria's upper house at the end of...

Businesses react to surcharge change

By PEACE IJIYERA   LAST Thursday (October 1), nationwide surcharge removals came into effect. This means businesses are no longer able to apply a surcharge to EFTPOS,...

Archives with Katrina Brandon

50 years ago The Express, October 6, 1976 Band battles to survive   THE current survivors of the Morwell Citizens' Band and their friends turned out in strength...

Thriving new community space

By STEFAN BRADLEY   MOE has a brand new third space for locals to thrive. Thrive Disability & Community Services, located at 1B Moore Street, Moe, proudly...

Valley in midst of ‘hoon war’

By AIDAN KNIGHT   A LATROBE Valley resident whose car was written off in a three-vehicle collision involving an alleged stolen car says an ongoing "hooning...

Trading an ambulance for caravan

From starting as an Ambulance Community Officer (ACO), to working on road as a paramedic, and ending in senior leadership roles, Paul James’s career...

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Weekend cricket: just a tad wet

CRICKET CLV By LIAM DURKIN RUN in with a smile. Journeyman cricketer Todd Mann will play his 300th A Grade match this weekend. The right arm fast bowler...