Patients transferred following LRH power outage
Two patients in a critical condition at Latrobe Regional Hospital have been taken by ambulance to hospitals in Melbourne and other parts of Gippsland following a major power outage this morning.
Captured moments – looking back on 2017
With the new year fast approaching, Express photographer Hayley Mills went back through the archives to find her favourite images of 2017.
A lifelong love of dance
Anne Truex reflected on childhood memories as she recalled what inspired her to become one of the Latrobe Valley's most renowned rock and roll dance instructors.
Kombi goes up in flames
An engine fire caused long delays on the Princes Freeway at Hernes Oak on Christmas morning after a Volkswagen Kombi van became engulfed in flames.
Open Doorway to recovery
More than a year ago Angeline* was living a nightmare she wished no one would go through.
Real estate success recognised
Danny Edebohls says "when it's in your blood, it's easier to sell".
Unit back in action
A nine-week maintenance overhaul at AGL's Loy Yang A Power Station has been completed as the 560 megawatt unit one generator, one of four units, was returned to service at 5am on Friday.
Volunteers like Cleo needed
For 16-year-old Cleo Seinen the call to help others in need came knocking early.
Drug drivers nabbed
Twenty-six drivers have been caught behind the wheel with illegal drugs in their system since Thursday in what police have described as "alarming" and "a danger" on Latrobe Valley roads.
Royal Commission report welcomed
The final report of a five-year Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse has been welcomed by the Gippsland Centre Against Sexual Assault chief executive Fiona Boyle.
Art all about the process
Traralgon artist Darcy Britton takes a risk every time she starts a new artwork, as evidenced in her first solo exhibition that challenges traditional painting mediums.
‘R-rated’ comedy coming
Melbourne comedian Ben McCarthy’s first experiment with dark, “MA, pushing R”-rated humour on stage went “ridiculously well”.






















