Women united
Latrobe Valley women are invited to come together this month to learn about Muslim culture and celebrate the region's diversity.
Mine fire meeting
The public will tomorrow get the opportunity to hear from the man tasked with ensuring the Hazelwood Mine Fire Inquiry recommendations are implemented.
Rise of the machines
The Latrobe Valley will set the international stage for the future of robotic engineering, with Federation University awarded the hosting rights for a global 'mechatronics' conference in 2017.
Keep going, keep creating
Art-lovers young and old viewed more than 500 creations in Tyers at the weekend.
‘Deliberate attack’ stuns kinder
After a long Melbourne Cup Day weekend, kindergarten children were shocked to discover their playground had been vandalised by opportunists.
Up, up and away
Local residents caught a high flying spectacle in Latrobe Valley skies last week, courtesy of an inconvenient smoke alarm in Melbourne Airport's flight control tower.
Charges laid over fast food outlet robberies
A 40 year-old Morwell man has been charged with the armed robberies of Morwell Red Rooster and Moe Subway Restaurant. Wayne Garland appeared at Latrobe Valley Magistrates'...
Police investigating Red Rooster robbery
A 40 year-old man is assisting police after Morwell Red Rooster was robbed with a firearm about 8pm on Wednesday.Latrobe Criminal Investigation Unit said the man...
There’s no place like home
Traralgon police are looking forward to returning to their upgraded station on Wednesday following extensive renovations to the building.
Springtime renewal
Morwell will come alive with a three-day spring festival this month celebrating all things sustainable.
Brown coal’s future: Should it continue?
Latrobe Valley Express journalist FARRAH PLUMMER held a forum to discuss one of the most topical issues in the Latrobe Valley: the future of the region's brown coal resource.
Brown coal’s future: Twenty years of coal at least
Richard Elkington, chair of Regional Development Gippsland and a member of the Clean Coal Victoria Advisory Committee says the brown coal industry as it stands has another 20 years of life.



















