Power boys shine at draft combines
GIPPSLAND Power is hopeful up to half a dozen of its TAC Cup contingent will be picked up by AFL clubs next month following strong results at the national and state draft combines over the weekend.
Power to pilot girls academy
THE acceleration of female Aussie Rules is set to reach critical mass locally next season with the introduction of a Youth Girls Academy at Gippsland Power.
Golden games debut
HUSBAND and wife duo Anna and Felice Prezioso made it a golden Masters Games debut for Morwell Bocce Club this month in Adelaide.
Master archers hit the mark
SENIOR members of Twin City Archery Club had a productive final shoot-out before the National Archery Championships arrive on their doorstep next week.
Master of karate and friendship for everyone
SIX time Australian full contact karate champion Sam Greco wants to turn Traralgon locals into hardened fighters this Saturday, in and out of the ring.
WGBD gets ready to roll
TRARALGON Bowls Club will head into the 2015/16 Saturday lawn bowls pennant season as red hot favourite to claim back-to-back West Gippsland Bowls Division one premierships when round one commences on Saturday.
CGCA second grade round one wrap
Review of round one in the CGCA second grade competition.
Olympians crowned champions
Traralgon Olympians claimed the Gippsland Soccer League 2015 second division title, finishing 14 points clear of second-placed Falcons 2000.
The next Nick Graham
A TRARALGON South off-road motorcycle wizard is challenging to become the Latrobe Valley's most famous Nick Graham.
Lions, Bombers all square
Moe held Yallourn North to a tie in a thrilling climax to the opening day of central Gippsland cricket.
The CAT in the hat-trick
Traralgon and district cricket got off to a sensational start with CATS spinner Stephen Morgan claiming a hat-trick.
CGCA 2015/16 season outlook
THE Central Gippsland Cricket Association season kicks off this weekend. Here's a look at how each team stacks up in 2015/16.
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50 years ago
The Express, April 2, 1976
The pong stays for winter
THE APM "pong" will continue to offend Latrobe Valley noses for yet another winter....
