Mountainous challenge ahead for Churchill residents
By PEACE IJIYERA
CHURCHILL residents Jamie and Sarina Sciberras are gearing up to embark on the summit of a lifetime.
In July and August, the couple...
Candlelight vigil to remember victims of domestic violence
By KATRINA BRANDON
Warning: This story details issues some readers may find distressing.
STILL air filled the room as Latrobe City held a vigil for National...
No election sweeteners in state budget
By STEFAN BRADLEY
COST-of-living relief, crime prevention, healthcare spending, 20 per cent off car registrations, half-price public transport and more construction and upgrades for schools,...
Free TAFE remains
By AIDAN KNIGHT
GIPPSLANDERS looking to enter the renewable energy workforce could soon be trained in Morwell, after the state government doubled down on Free...
Labor hopeful set to run again
By STEFAN BRADLEY
FORMER Labor candidate for the federal seat of Gippsland in last year's election, Sonny Stephens, a farmer and veteran from Cowwarr, is...
Waste of time with dismissed Maryvale energy project
By AIDAN KNIGHT
A VICTORIAN tribunal decision blocking a key Melbourne waste transfer station has thrown the future of the $600 million Maryvale waste-to-energy project...
Common sense, three votes: LV Umpires nowhere to go
BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
DESPITE exhibiting a strong and resurgent fraternity after a period of struggle, the Latrobe Valley Umpires Association has ran into more trouble.
Left...
Supporting the region’s future medical workforce
MORE then 60 medical students, junior doctors and registrars attended the official launch of The Network - For Doctor, By Doctors recently.
The Network is...
Mary Aldred reflects on first year in office
By LIAM DURKIN
FEDERAL Member for Monash, Mary Aldred recently ticked over 12 months in office.
Her victory in early May 2025 returned Monash for the...
Suspicious fire at old Morwell tech school
By KATRINA BRANDON
A BIT of history up in flames, after the old Morwell Tech School building caught fire last Friday (May 8).
Firefighters were called...
Regional publishers fighting for fair share
By AIDAN KNIGHT
GOOGLE and Meta has rejected a plan by the federal government to tax corporations refusing to pay Australian news outlets.
The News Bargaining...
The candy man can: Lolly Kingdom reopens
By LIAM DURKIN
TAKE you to the candy shop.
Local kids rejoiced after the doors to Lolly Kingdom, Traralgon were flung back open at the weekend.
The...
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Coughlan sisters powering toward Com Games
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BY BLAKE METCALF-HOLT
TRARALGON judoka siblings Aoife and Maeve Coughlan are ready to hit the mat at the 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Chatting to the Express...
