Educators sign memorandum
Three Gippsland-based education providers have entered a Memorandum of Understanding in a bid to promote regional education.
Online push pays off for Morwell Motel
The importance of offering online booking and marketing your business online is being advocated to Gippsland tourism providers.
Australia Day 2014: Anzac spirit still strong
Bayley Charalambous is named Latrobe City young citizen of the year.
Sticky situation
Honey growers and packers did it tough last year and are expecting to do even worse in 2014, local grower Neil Stuckey explains.
Camping fee hike condemned
Two outdoor agencies have condemned a proposal to increase fees for campers - echoing concerns of an angered Morwell camper.
Callous punch
Police have described a coward punch, which left a 27 year-old Hazelwood North man in the Alfred Hospital with swelling on the brain, as a "callous attack".
Racing resumes
Renovated Moe track gets the go-ahead from Racing Victoria.
FedUni preference increase
The former Monash University Churchill campus is poised for an increase in enrolments for 2014 as the newly formed Federation University.
Emergency averted
The Westbury bushfire was declared safe yesterday after growing to 166 hectares since Thursday.
Herbicide creates ‘eyesore’ at park
Unauthorised herbicide spraying at Yinnar South's Martin Walker Reserve has left "ugly dead-zones" around picnic tables and alongside the creek.
Three strikes, you’re out
Latrobe City councillors who refuse to leave chambers when kicked out of meetings could now face serious penalties.
No more late nights: Insp West
One of the Latrobe Valley's most powerful police officers wants to see all local late-night venues shut at 3am.
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The Express May 2, 1976
Walhalla in mini
A LARGE scale model of Walhalla in its heyday is to be installed as a tourist...
