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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.

Walking to a healthier life

In an effort to increase healthy behaviours among children, Latrobe Valley schools will participate in Walk to School November.

Communicating connections

Winners of a competition in which Gippsland indigenous Australians who shared their connection to the land through photography and artwork, were announced last week.

Biofuels potential to be explored

The potential production and use of biofuels in Gippsland will be explored at an upcoming forum pooling national and international expertise on the emerging industry.

Teachers under pressure

Latrobe Valley teaching staff remain on edge, amid ongoing confusion surrounding the State Government's intentions to introduce stricter performance pay and review guidelines.

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.

Mental ward strain

A confidential report detailing day-to-day operations at Latrobe Regional Hospital’s acute care units has given rare insight into a mental health system under pressure.

Probing bioenergy’s potential 

With the Latrobe Valley surrounded by wood plantations, journalist Louis Nelson looks at the potential role bioenergy could play in a diversified future.

Mayoral candidates yet to emerge

A week out from this year's mayoral election, Latrobe City councillors are keeping their cards close to their chest.

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