Recharge in Traralgon
Stockland Traralgon is now home to electric car charging facilities, one of a few that are beginning to pop up across Gippsland with the growing popularity of electric cars.
New bus stops coming
Twenty new bus stops will be installed across the Latrobe Valley in the coming months as part of the state government's $22.5 million Road and Rail Minor Works Program.
Search in Yallourn North leads to arrest
A woman has been charged after police carried out a search at a Yallourn North home on Thursday.
Police issue warning after three Hernes Oak crashes
Three separate road collisions within the space of three hours has prompted the Latrobe Valley's top traffic cop to issue a warning to motorists ahead of the long weekend.
Freeway reopended after rollover
Two men have been taken to hospital for observation after their car rolled on Princes Freeway at Hernes Oak this morning.
Fallen police honoured tomorrow
Police across the country will tomorrow pay respect to members who have fallen in the line of duty as part of National Police Remembrance Day.
Chester, union duke it out over Gonski funding
The Australian Education Union has called on federal member for Gippsland Darren Chester to stand up for the region's public schools following claims the federal school funding model will disadvantage these schools.
MS fun day at The Summit
Multiple Sclerosis Ltd hosted a community fun and wellness day at The Summit Adventure Park in Trafalgar for people living with multiple sclerosis and their families.
Earth slip, no damage
An earth movement in the Hazelwood mine on Wednesday morning is being investigated after overburden waste became displaced in the eastfield eastern batters of the mine, site owner ENGIE confirmed yesterday.
Youth caution urged
New crime data released this week has revealed young people who are cautioned by police are less likely to reoffend compared to those who are charged.
Preservation safer than plant demolition: Wragg
People should not be fearful of a partial conservation outcome for some of Hazelwood Power Station because conservation is safer than a demolition process, the applicant behind a bid to have Hazelwood Power Station heritage assessed says.
A phone call he’ll never forget
Inspector Dean Thomas has been a police officer for 30 years. Today, Inspector Thomas speaks to The Express about Taskforce Lorimer and the events that led to the creation of Blue Ribbon Day.
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Winners raise the bat
FOOTBALL
NORTH GIPPSLAND
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU do wonder if results ever make it back to AFL HQ.
Just one game in Round 17 of the North Gippsland...
