The Rosedale horror
ONCE constrained by the walls of Rosedale's Haunted House, ghouls, ghosts, witches and zombies will be free to roam the town's streets this Halloween.
Mother’s beacon of hope
JENNA Corby-McDermott knows first-hand the challenges faced when giving birth to a premature baby.
Frayne’s world, it’s arty time
IN a retrofitted dairy shed in the hills of the Strzelecki Ranges, an Irish artisan is crafting bespoke silver jewellery.
The war that shaped the Valley
Federation University will host a conference on the economic impact of World War II in Gippsland later this month.
Sale of the century
THE Moe Cup runneth over with patrons who spilled into the streets for the town's annual three hour sale on Thursday.
Not too late to join relay for life
LATROBE Relay for Life looks set to smash the $1 million mark after 15 years of fundraising.
Men’s shed in the works
OLD tractors, wooden signs and weathered heritage buildings at Old Gippstown are set to receive some tender loving care with plans for a Men's Shed.
It’s time to assemble
The Latrobe Health Assembly is seeking community members motivated to improve the health and wellbeing of the region.
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.















