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Energy girls on the board

A season-ending injury to United States import Jasmine Hunt did not stop Latrobe City Energy from posting a first up division one women's victory at Traralgon on Saturday night.

Take in the sunflowers this Easter Sunday

A garden party in a field of sunflowers is set to take place in Moe this Easter Sunday with an Easter egg hunt and sunflower harvest planned.

Too fast too furious

Getting back to the future would be no problem for Moe siblings and land speed world record holders Ken and Rebecca Robinson.

Victoria retains Safe Schools Program

Latrobe Valley's state secondary schools will have the Safe Schools Program rolled out across their curriculum by the end of 2018.

Squad training underway

Gippsland Football Club commenced training for its female development squad last Friday at Trafalgar Soccer Club.

Carbon capture research project for Loy Yang

A post combustion C02 capture research project will use gases drawn from the Loy Yang power station.

Gippsland trio state their case

Three Gippsland Football Club players have been selected for final Victoria Country train-on squads set to contest the FFA National Championships in Coffs Harbour this year.

No fuel reprieve in sight

Traralgon motorists are once again paying top dollar for fuel, with prices remaining the highest among all Victorian regional centres.

Western Park gets interleague nod

The Gippsland League has named Warragul's Western Park as the setting for its AFL Victoria Community Championships showdown with Bendigo Football Netball League on 21 May.

Cigarette butt suspected cause of roundabout fire

A small fire in a Morwell roundabout garden bed is not being treated as suspicious.

Masters get wet and wild

The world's best water skiers offered an emphatic endorsement of Hall's Bay, Lake Narracan following their visit for the inaugural Latrobe International Invitational masters event at the weekend.

Council upholds brothel approval

Two passionate debates at consecutive council meetings have not stopped an application for a brothel in Traralgon from being approved.

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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...