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Latrobe Valley Express - Front Page
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Oakley heading off to the Imparja Cup
Australia's best indigenous cricketers will gather in Alice Springs next month to contest the annual Imparja Cup and one Latrobe Valley representative has set his sights on the top prize.
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Schools still in limbo
THE State Government is under renewed pressure to allocate more than $12 million for the construction of two new Morwell primary schools in its next budget.
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Ready to roll out
FOR the second consecutive year the Morwell Bocce Club will host the 2012 Australian Raffa Open this weekend.
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Police pursuit policy defended
Victoria Police is defending its pursuit policy following Saturday's fatal crash near Morwell which claimed two lives.
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Honoured to be acknowledged
WHEN Trafalgar resident David Williams first received the "fancy letterhead" informing him of the honour to be bestowed upon him, he quickly turned around to look for hidden cameras.