AN ELECTRICIAN has been fined after the Frankston Magistrates Court found that he had harassed and bullied a young woman working as an apprentice. The court heard that the company director, a 33-year-old Frankston South man, had repeatedly engaged in inappropriate behaviour towards the apprentice. That included making suggestive comments and gestures of a sexual nature, grabbing her clothes and speaking to her in an aggressive manner, sending her abusive intimidating text messages, touching her leg while seated in a work vehicle, rubbing her hair after being told not to, licking her eating utensils and eating her food, spitting into…
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THE Level Crossing Removal project has begun consultation on its precinct plans at Suburban Rail Loop train stations. The rail loop is planned to begin on the Frankston line at a new train station built next to Southland Shopping Centre on Sir William Fry Reserve. The state government is working on plans for the precincts surrounding the station, which will include allowances for increased housing development. The Cheltenham and Clayton precincts include proposed building heights ranging from four storeys to 18 storeys. It also includes proposals for open space, cycling connections, and community facilities. To provide feedback visit engage.vic.gov.au/srl-east-structure-planning by…
Compiled by Cameron McCullough FOR a long time past the maintenance of the Hastings road – the principal route to Flinders – and the expense incurred thereby, has been agitating the minds of the local Council.Upon several occasions, it was alleged at the monthly sitting that the heavy wagon loads of the Defence Department, en route to the Naval Base, did not tend to improve matters, and it was deemed the powers behind the scenes might feel disposed to make a grant towards the upkeep of the road in question.When the Prime Minister (the Hon. S. M. Bruce) came to…
WATCH in amazement as Australia’s top sand sculptors bring the most iconic literary and film villains to life with 300 tonnes of sand! Plus, have your say on who should be titled the “Australian Champion” by voting for your favourite sculpture! But the fun doesn’t stop there – there’s something for everyone to enjoy! Unleash your creativity with sand art and sand bottle making, where you can create your very own colourful keepsakes. Want to learn how to sculpt like the pros? We have fun and interactive daily workshops with a real-life sculptor, who will teach you the secrets behind…
KINGSTON’S Pet Expo will return to Kingston Heath Reserve this Saturday, 29 March.The Lost Dogs Home will host a dog behaviour talk to kick off the event at 9am. Also on the schedule are an anxiety talk, wildlife talk, dog demonstrations, and the annual competition.Dogs in the competition will be judged on best trick, best pet/owner lookalike, biggest pet, smallest pet, and best dressed.For more information on the free event visit kingston.vic.gov.au/community/events/upcoming-events/kingstons-pet-expo First published in the Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News – 26 March 2025