From busking in Yarram to the Aus Open
By PEACE IJIYERA
FOLK rock band Ally Row, based in Yarram, performed at the Australian Open on Australia Day.
In an exclusive interview with the Express...
Steps taken to address poor state of abandoned pub
By BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
AT the back of the long closed Merton Rush Hotel, previously known as the Latrobe Valley Hotel, the rear entrance and undercover...
The Castle reversed, now planes have to make way for houses
By PEACE IJIYERA
IT’S not a matter of if, but when.
The Latrobe Valley Model Aircraft Club (LVMAC) is looking for a new home, as housing...
Lion-hearted hay run
By KATRINA BRANDON
ACROSS Victoria, farmers are sending hay to fire-affected communities.
Joining the line, the Lions of Traralgon joined the Australian Hay Runners on January...
The look of love, together for 65 years
By PEACE IJIYERA
ENGAGED after one date and married after five months, Moe locals, Ronald and Ruth Pollard are celebrating 65 years of marriage.
Fittingly, their...
Did you feel the Earth shake?
By KATRINA BRANDON
FREQUENT rumbles are upon us.
Moe felt a 3.0-magnitude earthquake on Tuesday, February 3.
More than 27 reports were relayed to the Geoscience Australia...
One Nation meets in Morwell
By LIAM DURKIN
YOU just know Ned Flanders would be a One Nation voter.
Morwell welcomed a turnout of around 50 people to hear from local...
Rules are rules, Walhalla residents argue
By AIDAN KNIGHT
BAW Baw Shire Council has come under fire from the Walhalla community, shortly after completing its landslip repair project in December, following...
Station works ongoing
By AIDAN KNIGHT
THE current state of the Traralgon Railway Station is prompting some confusion among commuters and locals passing by the station.
The Express has...
Coalition heart goes on
By LIAM DURKIN
CUE Titanic "I changed my mind" scene.
Hello David ...
Like many Hollywood romances however, there are new marriage rules for the on-again-off-again relationship...
From the archives with Aidan Knight
50 years ago
The Express, February 11, 1946
Trailbike riders worry police
CHURCHILL police are concerned with the increasing number of offences committed by trailbike riders. A...
Transport changes as tunnel opens
By AIDAN KNIGHT
AS of Sunday, February 1, Victoria has now completed the final stage of the Metro Tunnel and corresponding works to overhaul the...
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Delburn turbines could be as tall as Loy Yang cooling towers
By AIDAN KNIGHT
THE State Electricity Commission hosted a series of drop-in sessions recently, catering to both community and industry, in an effort to educate...
