Traralgon Tennis Centre gets $400,000 upgrade
The Traralgon Junior International has played home to some of the future stars of world tennis over the years and is set to get bigger following the announcement of a $400,000 redevelopment of its host facility.
Colleen smiling after $5000 win
All of Yallourn North resident Colleen Wells' Christmases came at once this holiday season, after winning both the Light Up Latrobe competition and taking away first prize in the The Express' shop and enter $10,000 giveaway.
Pair charged with alleged theft of copper
Two people have been charged after they were allegedly caught stealing copper from the former Morwell Power Station owned by EnergyBrix on Sunday.
Cough up health cash: state
Latrobe Regional Hospital stands to lose more than $2 million in Commonwealth funding, the state government says, which last week accused the Turnbull government of "short changing" the hospital.
Consulting suite ready to open
A new specialist consulting suite will open at Latrobe Regional Hospital today almost 18 months after a blaze destroyed LRH's original consulting rooms in May 2016.
Show us the money
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce is yet to release $530 million in Commonwealth funding for the Gippsland rail line upgrade.
NBN issues cost business
A Morwell business owner estimates he is losing thousands of dollars a day because his NBN connection has dropped out and left him without a phone line or internet.
Fed Training to help find GOTAFE solution
Federation Training is going into talks this week to find some solutions in the wake of closures to dairy training courses in south Gippsland.
Summer Nights delights Traralgon
Inclement weather did not stop keen festival goers from attending the Summer Nights Festival at Victory Park in Traralgon on Friday.
Ready to record Aboriginal voices
Reggae musician Ricky Harrison said returning to Morwell in May last year was "like coming home".
Ross’ nostalgia for the High Country
For years, Traralgon's Ross Brown has juggled the skills of style cuts and blow-waves with droving and mustering more than 100 cattle in the High Country.
Writer’s novel solution to attention
A few months ago, Traralgon high school teacher Alanah Andrews wouldn't have considered herself to be an author.
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Cricket, days to savour
CRICKET
CLV
By LIAM DURKIN
WHY do we do it?
The sport that makes everyone question their life choices each and every Saturday for six months of the...
