It’s not all fun in the sun
The sun's rays are at their peak in January and Latrobe Valley residents are being warned about the dangers of ultraviolet radiation exposure.
Wait continues for Morwell firefighters
Morwell's volunteer firefighters are tired of waiting for a new fire station for which they have yet to see plans.
At-home bowel test saved Donna’s life
Traralgon businesswoman Donna Faulkner is urging recipients of an at-home bowel cancer screening kit to not throw it out.
Chic chook mends a broken heart
A bouffant of metallic black feathers atop this imported French chicken's head has caught the eye of its owner and agricultural show judges.
Don’t rely on town water system in an emergency
Gippsland residents shouldn't rely upon household water supply systems in an emergency.
Seymour Street swells
Street food, live music and children's activities drew big crowds to Traralgon's central business district for the Summer Nights Festival on Friday.
End violence against all
The Gippsland community is encouraged to continue the conversation in preventing all violence.
Mobile calls fall on deaf ears
In an era of expected instant communication, the popular mountain tourist destination of Walhalla, is still without mobile phone coverage.
Few passengers on city night service, but government optimistic
Only a small number of people have used the Traralgon Night Coach since its introduction two weeks ago.
Slow start to Morwell’s future
Close to a year since its birth and the State Government-funded Future Morwell project is yet to see any concrete changes.
Fun in the great outdoors
With a couple of weeks left of school holidays, The Express has compiled a list of fun places to visit in and around the Latrobe Valley with the kids.
Traralgon man encounters blue-ringed octopus
Beachgoers are being warned to take care if they come across a blue ringed octopus, following a Traralgon man's close encounter last week with the tiny but deadly sea creature at a popular Gippsland fishing spot.


















