Gambling woes continue
Gambling support providers say the $44 million dollars lost though poker machines in Latrobe City venues this past year is just part of the problem facing the community.
Elderly woman dies in Traralgon collision
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal vehicle collision in Traralgon on Friday.
New strategies to cope
LOVED ones of those addicted to ice and other harmful substances have been able to help each other through a support group which began in Warragul last year.
Passionate elder remembered
The life of a much respected elder from Gippsland's indigenous community, Uncle Albert Mullett, will be remembered at one of his most treasured sites - the Knob Reserve in Stratford.
No stone left unturned
AN increase to the business payroll tax threshold is one of the best things an incoming State Government could do for employment prospects in the Latrobe Valley.
Latrobe’s ratepayer approval rises
SATISFACTION with Latrobe City Council has risen to 2012 levels after a dip last year, a recently released survey has revealed.
Man’s body discovered
The body of a 28 year-old Melbourne man was discovered at Mathison Park near Lake Hyland, Churchill on Friday morning.
Student’s drive to succeed
A 17 year-old Morwell boy has been recognised for his innovative automotive design by industry professionals.
‘Hospital burden should be lifted’
Latrobe Regional Hospital chief executive Peter Craighead said he hoped any savings eventuating from the carbon tax repeal would be passed on to health providers.
Carbon tax repeal reaction
THE Latrobe Valley's brown-coal power stations have been labelled the "biggest beneficiaries" following the repeal of the carbon tax.
Model to soar to new heights
A FORMER Traralgon College student is hitting the runway and taking her modelling career to new heights by competing in two international beauty pageants this year.
Guards with guns set for Traralgon station
Traralgon train station is on track to receive five armed guards by the end of August, two-and-a-half years after the 'protective services officers' began rolling out across metropolitan stations.
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50 years ago
The Express, August 27, 1976
Better mail service soon
THE Morwell mail centre will be a further step in the decentralisation program of the...
