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Program to help farmers through tough times

Farm businesses can better prepare for the perils of drought, frost, hail and fire, with the Federal Government announcing the Managing Farm Risk Program.

Sneak peek into art world

From the mining regions of Morwell and Newborough to the rolling hills of Boolarra, an art trail of studios and boutique galleries are awaiting personal discovery.

Morwell financial adviser is right on the money

Hailing from a family-owned finance firm in Morwell did not stop Adrian Salvatore from betting against the big shots for a national finance award.

Classic vintage

From the hills of Yallourn to the winding roads of Mirboo North, veteran car enthusiasts have praised Latrobe Valley for its vast driving conditions during a national tour.

Community at heart

Alexander McGregor has been remembered as a man who gave generously while asking for little in return.

You are not alone

A positive attitude towards mental health could impact the rate of suicide in small rural towns, a research team from Monash Rural Health has found.

Breaking the violence cycle

The official launch of a proactive program, 'Boolarra Community Against Domestic Violence', will take place on Monday night.

Greens bring renewable plan to Valley

The Greens national leader is visiting the epicentre of the brown coal power industry to discuss the party's plans to power the nation with 90 per cent renewable energy by 2030.

No substitute for Interchange

Thirty years ago, a small not-for-profit agency opened its doors and began offering much-needed respite to families of Latrobe Valley residents with a disability.

Water authority’s service snag

Gippsland Water has apologised to a Traralgon butcher after he waited more than a day for advice about whether his water was safe to consume following a main break in the area.

Stitching up history

Former workers of a once-bustling factory that stood in Churchill's industrial estate will have a chance to reunite this year, 30 years since its closure.

Power down plea

Health concerns linked to mine activity pollution have prompted calls for a strategy to close down brown coal power stations in the Latrobe Valley.

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From the archives with Aidan Knight

50 years ago The Express, August 27, 1975 Railways won’t move goods yard THE Railways have declined to relocate the Morwell goods yards, claiming that it would...