Syrian Christians most at risk, says Valley Pastor
A Traralgon church has joined an appeal asking the Federal Government to prioritise Christians and other ethnic minorities in accepting refugees from Syria.
Blaze under investigation
Eleven fire trucks from nearby brigades were called out yesterday to control a two-hectare blaze at Willow Grove, which broke out about 11am on a total fire ban day for the district.
No time to waste with landfill rehab
The $5.5 million rehabilitation of the Trafalgar landfill - described as one of the biggest capital works projects ever undertaken by Baw Baw Shire Council - is nearing completion, with capping set to be finished in the coming weeks.
Spring in their step
The 2015 Latrobe Spring Festival has improved on last year's event, according to organiser and steering committee member Roula Gavalas.
Valley urged to give refugees a chance
The bullet wound scar on a Morwell resident's leg is a harsh reminder of his earlier life in South Sudan. The Express speaks with the father of five about his thoughts on accepting refugees.
Contract loss cuts deep
AUSTRALIAN Paper has been dealt a double blow this year after the State Government recently awarded its office supply contract to a company largely importing its paper from overseas.
Footy grand final eve decision split
A REPORT detailing the impact of last month's controversial grand final eve public holiday across Gippsland's tourism industry has come to light.
Drain pain abated
RATEPAYERS have avoided absorbing up to $100 million in maintenance and repair costs following a Latrobe City victory in the Supreme Court of Victoria last week.
Clarity sought on govt coal policy
The State Government's plan to review coal development programs has been labelled "ambiguous" and prompted calls for a clear statement about its stance on coal.
Inspiring words from Rosie
A RECORD audience turned out to hear from Australian of the Year and campaigner against domestic violence Rosie Batty at a Latrobe Community Network Event on Thursday.
Proposed brothel sparks moral debate
ABOUT 20 objections and one submission in support of a brothel to be built in Traralgon have been sent to Latrobe City's planning team.
Paper fight escalates
A NEW lobby group will step up the campaign for government departments and agencies to buy recycled paper made at Maryvale Mill.
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Making public transport safe
VICTORIA Police conducted a highly visible operation across Latrobe Valley's public transport network on Tuesday, April 28.
Officers from Moe, Morwell and Traralgon uniform teamed...
