Traralgon motorcyclist dies following crash
A TRARALGON man has died after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a car near Mt Hotham yesterday.
Recognised
SIX decades on from the Korean War, Traralgon Returned and Services League veterans of the conflict will at last be formally acknowledged and immortalised for their service this Remembrance Day.
Procurement under review
Latrobe City Council's controversial new procurement policy is up for review, after it delayed road work on a Morwell street for a month and drew strong criticism from the public and building community.
Get help to get ahead
State Member for Morwell Russell Northe has encouraged local businesses to evolve in order to remain competitive in an online world.
Compensation cuts could hit mental injury claims
Two Latrobe Valley road trauma professionals have spoken out against legislation which could prevent people psychologically scarred by car crashes from accessing compensation.
Frontline fire bombers grounded
Two fixed-wing fire bombers contracted to operate from Latrobe Regional Airport this bushfire season have been grounded amid structural integrity concerns.
Hotel proposal stymied
A developer has labelled a planning decision by Latrobe City Council to refuse a three-storey hotel for Traralgon's central business district as "inept".
Gibson voted in as mayor
Councillor Sharon Gibson was endorsed by four of her eight fellow councillors this evening to be Latrobe City’s mayor for the next year.
Shop ’til you virtually drop
CHURCHILL'S John Cecotti has created a virtual mall to redefine the way people shop online.
Distance no longer a deterrent to education
A Technology Enabled Learning Centre was officially launched at GippsTAFE Morwell today as part of a $5 million commitment to improve regional education.
NBN uncertainty
Progress on the rollout of high speed broadband to Traralgon households continues to remain unclear, with construction progress data removed from the National Broadband Network rollout website.
Shop here, shop local
In support of local business and the future viability of the Latrobe Valley, The Express has today launched its 'Buy Local - Shop Latrobe' campaign, where we encourage residents to rediscover the advantages of shopping in their own backyard.