ME1 finally rolls into town
The last vehicle that ever ran on the Moe-Walhalla Railway before it was dismantled made a welcome return on Friday.
Boys’ brave act
Two 11 year-old boys have been hailed 'heroes' after saving their fellow classmate from drowning at a school swimming carnival in Traralgon earlier this year.
Domestic violence, let’s stamp it out
A proactive effort to prevent domestic violence has begun in the small town of Boolarra, with family Colin, Samantha and Daniel Brick leading the charge.
Family’s fire plan saves their lives
Frequently practising their fire plan saved Churchill's Griffiths family from a blaze that destroyed their home in late October.
State multicultural honours for Express
The Latrobe Valley Express has been awarded a Multicultural Award For Excellence for its reporting of multicultural affairs.
Offer rejected
Loy Yang Power Station and mine workers reject proposed EA including 21.5 per cent wage increase over four years, signalling the possibility of a drawn out industrial dispute over the peak summer period.
Rehabilitation examination
THE Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry will begin its final series of public hearings into mine rehabilitation in the Latrobe Valley tomorrow.
Let’s ‘get it built’
After more than two decades of debate for a Latrobe Performing Arts Centre, an advocacy group is calling on the community to pitch in.
A humble man of the people is remembered
The man who would help anyone who asked for it.
Triple treat for Morwell family
From a super-sized pram, to four car seats and the car to fit them, Daniel and Sarina Minnelli are preparing for a homecoming on a big scale.
Connecting commuters
V/Line commuter Lindsay Albert is a regular visitor to Traralgon.
Get festive German style
This weekend the Latrobe Valley will celebrate Christmas with a market - but not as you know it.