Gibson’s strat to strike a chord
SHARON Gibson has four generations in her family who have called the Latrobe Valley home.
Down with the clowns
CALLOUS clowns brandishing baseball bats and axes have inspired fear rather than cheer in the Latrobe Valley.
Cheers to Oktoberfest
MORE than 1000 people turned out to Club Astoria in Morwell at the weekend, celebrating Oktoberfest with family and friends.
End in sight for plebiscite
A MEMBER of Gippsland's support group for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex people would rather wait years for marriage equality than see a plebiscite go ahead.
Copper and robbers
A SERIES of thefts from sporting clubs and small community groups has occurred across the Latrobe Valley, with copper being targeted by burglars in some cases.
headspace’s here to help
A SEA of green swept through headspace Morwell on Tuesday when the youth mental health service provider celebrated national #headspaceday.
Rehab costs ‘still too low’
A REPORT released by a leading Victorian environmental organisation has called for legislation to prevent companies from evading mine rehabilitation costs in the event of closure.
End of the line
AN attempt to dodge police was stopped in its tracks on Tuesday when a male driver got stuck on the railway line in Morwell.
Clown arrested in Moe
Police received a number of calls from members of the public regarding a person wearing a clown mask at a fast food restaurant on the Princes Freeway about 3.30am.
Questions for your candidates
The Express asked what community groups candidates were involved in and why it was important to be active in the public space.
Search for driver following Traralgon incidents
Police are searching for the driver of a silver utility vehicle following a series of incidents in Traralgon this morning.
Tam prepared for ‘pivotal’ time ahead
HE might be young, but Brendan Tam is not letting his age get in the way of having a crack at council.

















