Dual commitment to Walhalla mobile coverage
Walhalla will receive improved mobile phone coverage no matter which party wins government at this weekend's federal election.
Nataya’s brave fight
Beneath her bubbly smile, Nataya Dunstall hides a world of pain.
Armed robberies in Morwell
Police have charged a 23 year-old man following two alleged armed robberies in Morwell on Friday.
Latrobe City Pound conditions questioned
A Morwell pet-owner has questioned the conditions of the Latrobe City Pound following what he described as the deterioration of his dog while residing in the facility.
Car theft hits hard
A Latrobe Valley father-of-two would like the thieves of his family car to know they've stolen more than just a hotted-up vehicle.
Stark family struggle
A Gippsland dairy farmer speaks to The Express about struggling to make ends meet.
New Moe library opens
Moe's new library and service centre opened its George Street doors this morning to a flood of residents eager to tour the building and try out the new facilities.
Looking for work: Deborah’s desperate times
Traralgon jobseeker Deborah Peatey doesn't want "government handouts", she simply wants to pay her way.
Thumbs up for Moe revitalisation project
Candidates from the three major parties for the federal seat of McMillan have voiced their support for completion of stage two of Moe’s town revitalisation project.
Decades of dance
Student dancers from across Gippsland will perform at Kernot Hall this week in the 30th annual Morwell Festival of Dance.
Amazing Emily’s journey
A Latrobe Valley dance student has pirouetted her way to the national stage.
Road closure costs under council probe
Latrobe City Council will cover the cost of local road closures for this year's Remembrance Day and investigate options for ways to support such events in the future.




















