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Latrobe Valley takes part in games bid

Traralgon has been included in a planned bid by a number of regional Victorian areas for the right to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games.

Safety for all

Isolation and the fear of being 'outed' are among the biggest struggles for the LGBTI community, according to one of Latrobe's gay and lesbian police liaison officers.

The common sense approach

An employee at Quantum Support Services did not let a busy schedule get in the way of better outcomes for the most vulnerable in Gippsland's Aboriginal population.

‘Doc’ is here to help

Fifty-one year-old 'Doc' lives a normal life.

Beyond the blues

Shaun Kirk has supported the likes of Joe Bonamassa and Ash Grunwald, played three times at Byron Bay's Bluesfest, has penned an album which topped the Australian blues iTunes charts, and has a lot to thank his mum for.

Police officer struck by vehicle

Police attended a residential address in Moe on Friday in an attempt to arrest a 21 year-old man in relation to family violence offences.

Obey the school rules

Police are warning motorists to observe the speed limit on McDonald Street near Morwell Central Primary School after several people were booked last term for breaking the limit.

Operation Nexus returns pleasing results

Police have conducted more than 5000 preliminary breath and drug tests across Gippsland since statewide Operation Nexus began on Thursday.

Latrobe Valley digs deep

Punters across the Latrobe Valley reached deep into their pockets this year, raising more than $135,000 for the Royal Children's Hospital Good Friday Appeal.

Problem pole replaced

A dilapidated power pole at the intersection of Vary Street and Dunbar Avenue in Morwell has been replaced almost four months after The Express initially reported on it in late December.

More needed for rail: Users group

More carriages on peak train services and a program to build new car parks at Gippsland train stations has been met with mild enthusiasm.

Valley targeted for public housing upgrades

Public housing across the Latrobe Valley will get a facelift as 224 residential properties were earmarked for upgrades by the State Government yesterday.

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