Dynamic display of Energy
IT'S all happening at Latrobe City Energy.
Keen pool sharks raise the bar
WITH the Australian Masters eight ball captain in the team, Turks Bar was always favoured to take out the Latrobe Valley Eight Ball Summer Series title, and did so in style on Sunday at its home venue.
Cougars take on top paire
TWO head coaches are better than one.
Making a splash
LAVALLA Catholic College students got a chance to cool off in Monday's 37 degree heat at the St Pauls campus swimming carnival at the Traralgon pool.
‘We will definitely be back’
THE allure of the Mirboo North township has been acknowledged by the cycling community, who voted it 'most favourite town' on last year's Great Victorian Bike Ride in a post-race online survey.
Bowling at her best
THE Australian Open is fast becoming a pet event for former Yallourn lawn bowler Lisa Phillips.
Strong performance
COUNTRY WEEK - CENTRAL Gippsland made a triumphant return to Melbourne Country Week in division four, with two wins from three games.
Pegasus flies south for the winter
MORWELL Pegasus and Trafalgar Victory soccer clubs are set to depart the Gippsland Soccer League central division, with approval pending for their entry into the south division for the 2013 season.
Aphale double decimates Morwell
CGCA - LATROBE set a club record on Saturday by scoring a massive 7/419, thanks largely to a Kaushik Apahle double ton, against Morwell in Central Gippsland cricket.
Twin Tiger tons kill Cobras
TDCA - THE final round of home and away matches produced some enthralling contests.
Paving the way
COUNTRY WEEK - TRARALGON captain Brad Knowles showed his all round class at Melbourne Country Week, averaging over 50 with the bat and 21 with the ball as the Tornados finished the carnival with two wins and two losses in division two.
Making waves
KURNAI College students Zoey Marks and Chloe Mobourne are blazing the way for Koorie girls in the surf.
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From the archives with Aidan Knight
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....
