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Wednesday, December 18, 2024

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BAYSIDE: Indecent exposure at Black Rock

Bayside Sexual Offences and Child Abuse Team detectives are appealing for public assistance following an indecent exposure at Half Moon Bay in Black Rock. Investigators have been told a man entered the water and approached two teenage girls who were swimming at 2pm on Wednesday, December 21. The man pulled down his black coloured swimwear

NILLUMBIK: Funds pledged for shopping centres

A Liberals and Nationals Government would grant $150,000 to revitalise the Eltham, Montmorency and Diamond Creek Shopping Centres, as part of their Shopping Strip Recovery Plan. Each centre will receive $50,000 to deliver upgrades, under the election promuise. These funds would include cash for beautification works, amenity improvements or funding for events such as street

FRANKSTON: Libs promise electrified Baxter line

The Liberals-Nationals have promised to electrify the railway line to Baxter, if they win Government on November 26. Two additional stations will be provided at Langwarrin and Frankston East. Six level crossings will be replaced, including: • Wickham Rd (Highett)• Highett Rd (Highett)• McDonald St (Mordialloc)• Bear St (Mordialloc)• Station St (Aspendale)• Groves St (Aspendale)•

MORNINGTON PENINSULA: Promises for Hastings

A Liberals-Nationals State Government will provide $1.5 million for Stage 1 of community sporting club facilities upgrades at Hastings Park.Hastings Park is the sporting hub for the Hastings Football Netball Club, Hastings Women’s Football Team, Hastings Cricket Club and multiple junior teams.Hastings Park does not have adequate fenale changerooms facilities, says Liberal candidate Briony Hutton.Many

MORNINGTON PENINSULA: Minister visits Pt Nepean

State Minister Lily D’Ambrosio last Friday (July 8) inspected the newly completed new campground at Point Nepean’s historic Quarantine Station.The new campground features pre-pitched tents on timber platforms and caters for range of abilities, including those with little experience or limited gear.This includes all-abilities-accessible sites, showers, toilets and basic kitchen facilities, inside refurbished heritage buildings.Positioned

BRIMBANK: Calder Park level crossing to be removed

The State Government is to remove the Calder Park level crossing with early designs for a new road bridge over the Sunbury rail line released for community feedback. The Government says that getting rid of the level crossing at Calder Park Drive will improve traffic flow, meaning the nearby level crossing at Holden Rd can

MELBOURNEWIDE: Lily attempts spin over fridges

State Minister Lily D’Ambrosio is attempting damage control by claiming in a media release that she is acting “swiftly” to stop a government scheme in which unwanted refrigerators have been delivered to Victorian businesses. “Government incentives for energy efficient refrigerated cabinets will be removed from the Victorian Energy Upgrades program as of today [Wed. June

LocalPaper.TV: Latest interview with Walter Stragan

Here is the link to the latest LocalPaper.TV interview with Federal Election candidate Walter Stragan (One Nation, Division of Melbourne) https://youtu.be/D-9Q-4F5jug Production costs for this interview were paid by the candidate. editor@LocalPaper.com.au

McEWEN: Questions raised about Welch’s nomination

UPDATED 12 Noon, Friday: Media outlets reported on Friday morning (May 20) that Liberal McEwen candidate Richard Welch has been cleared of accusations of enrolment fraud following an Australian Electoral Commission investigation, and will not be referred to the Australian Federal Police. In a statement on Friday, the AEC said it had investigated the matter

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