Southeast Melbourne’s top personal trainer revealed
The votes are in and the best personal trainer in Melbourne’s southeast has been decided by Leader readers. The voting was close but one trainer took out the title.
The votes are in and the best personal trainer in Melbourne’s southeast has been decided by Leader readers. The voting was close but one trainer took out the title.
People who had their phones and tools stolen in the Frankston region could be lucky enough to be reunited with their items after a large amount of pinched goods were uncovered at a short-stay drug den. And the three occupants are set to face court.
A highly-skilled BMX rider who chucked a tantrum in custody once escaped from the cells at Frankston Magistrates’ Court. But a sad series of events led to the 22-year-old’s offending, it has been revealed.
A woman has been rushed to hospital following a frightening smash between a hatchback and van at Seaford. It comes as concerned residents expressed fears of a fatal accident at the “shocking” intersection.
Shocking new data reveals the true figure of our locally unemployed in the southeast with thousands of workers losing jobs as a result of the devastating coronavirus outbreak. CAN YOU OFFER A LOCAL A JOB?
Shocking new data reveals the true unemployment figure in the outer east with workers losing jobs as a result of the devastating coronavirus outbreak. Can you offer a local a job?
A Cranbourne man’s quest to find a lover for his younger brother has ended with a trip to court after his bizarre excuse for breaching his bail and coronavirus curfew didn’t fly with police. And the 23-year-old is also facing a series of other allegations.
A Mt Martha dad who housed close to 150 cannabis plants at his property as well as a fridge full of oils and butter to make hash cakes and cookies has been jailed. And the 37-year addict offered an unusual reason for the crime.
A Mordialloc father-of-four who gave up his job as a firefighter to pursue his dream of hosting adventures across the world has called for a vital funding injection into Australia’s travel industry, which has been brought to its knees by the pandemic.
The wife of a man who allegedly stalked a 17-year-old girl as she walked to school at Frankston’s Monterey Secondary College has told a court she will dob him in if he breaks his bail conditions.
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