Yinnar loses ATM
The Latrobe Valley is copping another banking blow with the removal of the Bendigo Bank ATM in Yinnar.
Bendigo customers were notified with a letter...
Beard goes for top cause
LOCAL man Ron D’Arcy shaved off his beard last Thursday to raise funds for A Kinder Cup Café.
The initiative, ‘Shave for Social Enterprise’ is...
Captain Australia is on a special journey
Simon Harvey, a cancer survivor who has now walked for more than 80 days as part of ‘Captain Australia’s Big Walk’ to raise money...
Tribute to Captain Green
THE Morwell RSL and the Morwell Historical Society will be holding a presentation next week on the life and service of Captain Ian Green.
Cpt...
Jobs fair attracts attention
THE Latrobe Valley Jobs Fair was held last Thursday at Morwell’s Kernot Hall.
Many people from all over Gippsland attended the event, on the hunt...
Man, 47, killed in motorcycle crash
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a fatal crash in Willung South on Saturday.
Emergency services were called to reports that a motorcycle had crashed...
Alcohol reforms to take effect
THE state government has announced new alcohol reforms that will take effect this month.
The reforms will allow licensed restaurants and cafes to supply a...
Clancey will not be a state candidate
LATROBE City’s Deputy Mayor has said he will not be running as an independent in the upcoming state election.
At the latest council meeting on...
Traralgon musician releases his new song
TRARALGON singer-songwriter Judah Leak has released his new song Can’t Breathe.
Mr Leak, 21, wrote the song a couple of years ago and was waiting...
Surrendered pets on the increase in Valley
PET surrenders are mounting in the Latrobe Valley, and rescue services are struggling to keep up.
According to some local animal rescue services, people in...
Fresh faces are taking command
VICTORIA Police’s new Eastern Division Assistant Commissioner and Commander have begun their roles with a strong community focus.
Assistant Commissioner Tony Langdon and Commander Karen...
Latrobe City puts lead monitoring on agenda
A NEW system to monitor Latrobe Valley’s lead levels was discussed at Latrobe City Council’s (LCC) monthly meeting on Monday, March 7.
Since the approval...
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From the archives with Aidan Knight
50 years ago
The Express, August 27, 1975
Railways won’t move goods yard
THE Railways have declined to relocate the Morwell goods yards, claiming that it would...
