Problem not being parked
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
CONSENSUS seems to have been met regarding Latrobe City Council's Streetscapes Strategy, which would see the removal of more than 70 carpark...
Cr Sharon Gibson wins mayoral election
By AIDAN KNIGHT
LATROBE City councillors Sharon Gibson and Dale Harriman have swapped positions.
Cr Gibson will lead council after winning last Thursday's mayoral election, while...
Energy hubs here to help
By PHILIP HOPKINS
A SOUTH Gippsland livestock farmer, Lindsay Marriott, has backed renewable energy, in a presentation to a Senate inquiry.
Mr Marriott, a beef and...
Affordability still the key to power
By PHILIP HOPKINS
THE peak energy body, the Australian Energy Council, whose members includes Latrobe Valley operators AGL and Energy Australia, maintains that affordability is...
Further timber blow as Yarram mill closes, more than 70 jobs to go
By AIDAN KNIGHT AND PHILIP HOPKINS
FEDERAL Member for Gippsland, Darren Chester, has blamed the state government's axing of Victoria's native forest industry as a...
New life for Yallourn W
By PHILIP HOPKINS
ENERGY Australia will convert the Yallourn W coal station site into a low-carbon emissions hub supplying data centres, industry and households, in...
First-ever Aussie Disposals shut since September, still no explanation provided
By AIDAN KNIGHT
THE original Aussie Disposals store in Moe, the first in what became one of Australia's most recognisable outdoor and camping chains, permanently...
Answers captured in carbon
By PHILIP HOPKINS
A COAL-FIRED power station in China is using carbon capture and storage to sequester carbon dioxide, representing a transformative leap in the...
Exclusive look inside the Metro Tunnel
By AIDAN KNIGHT
THE Express was recently invited to a limited press-only tour of the Metro Tunnel, slated for opening in less than a month.
The...
Best in the business at People’s Choice Awards
By LIAM DURKIN
LATROBE City Business Chamber hosted its People's Choice Awards gala night last Friday.
The most popular businesses, as chosen by voters, were formally...
Adult time for violent crime
By DAVID BRAITHWAITE
ALL children 14 and above committing violent crimes - like invading someone's home or injuring someone with a machete - will face...
Region pauses for Remembrance Day
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT, KATRINA BRANDON, LIAM DURKIN and AIDAN KNIGHT
AUSTRALIANS paused at the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month last...
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Locals caught out in Boxing Day debacle
CRICKET
By LIAM DURKIN
HOW club cricket could you get - getting done reverse outright on Day 2.
Local cricket fans were left disappointed following this year's...
