Flooding continues
WATER continues to gush into the Yallourn open cut coal mine this week though a coal supply conveyor belt was reinstated on Wednesday.
Quake rocks Valley
AFTERSHOCKS from the earthquake which struck the Latrobe Valley this week may be felt for years to come and a potentially larger quake may follow.
Wild weather on the way
GIPPSLANDERS may be in for another rough night after the Bureau of Meteorology issued a severe weather warning for damaging winds on Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Quake hits Valley
The Latrobe Valley was rocked by a 5.3 magnitude earthquake with a depth of 10 kilometres last night.
Traralgon roundhouse back on track
UPGRADES to the historic Traralgon railway precinct have been completed, and it could soon open its doors to the community.
Music venue fights shire
THE ongoing dispute between Trafalgar East’s Power Ranch and Baw Baw Shire Council has escalated following the popular music venue’s move to take the fight to Victoria’s independent tribunal.
Helpful boost for new club
THE newly-established Boolarra and District Horse and Trail Riding Club have received a funds boost after a local business won a statewide competition.
Power boss switches off
WHEN Ian Nethercote started out as a junior engineer in the local power industry many years ago, he could not have predicted the stellar career that was to come.
Lucrative contract
WORKWAYS Morwell has nabbed a lucrative Job Services Australia contract after the previous provider did not reach the minimum service standard.
Staff engaged
THE new consortium of companies nominated by the Federal Government to provide apprentices support services in the region plans to increase its coverage in the Gippsland and Melbourne region from 1 July.
Bringing back memories
For a number of Latrobe Valley residents, the Morwell River's collapse into the Yallourn open cut coal mine has been a strong dose of 'deja vu'.
Job opportunities to come
A SIGNIFICANT new development between Latrobe and Maryvale roads in Morwell over the next five to seven years may bring opportunities for employment and vocational training for local builders as well as a boost to the town's surrounds.
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From the archiveswith Aidan Knight
50 years ago
The Express, October 22, 1975
Poisoner kills dogs
TWELVE dogs are believed to have died in Moe last week after eating poisoned meat. Other...
