POLICE are searching for a man who left a service station without paying for petrol, around 1.30pm 26 August. The man filled up a white VR/VS Holden commodore with stolen plates with about $64 worth of fuel. The man then left the Baxter petrol station without attempting to pay. An image (above) has been released of a man police wish to speak to. Anyone with information is urged to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or submit a confidential crime report at www.crimestoppersvic.com.au First published in the Frankston Times – 30 September 2019
Author: Bayside News
FOUR men are on the run after a series of incidents in Frankston. At around 2am, 26 September, police attended a shopping complex on Cranbourne Road, Frankston. Police believe that four men reversed a Ford Ranger ute through glass doors and failed in an attempt to steal an ATM. Police believe that the same men also forced a man out of his Ford Falcon in Mt Eliza at around 4am and stole it. The ute was later found burnt out in Sybil Avenue, Frankston North. The Ford Falcon is believed to have been later involved in a single vehicle crash…
THE Bay Mob Expo will take place this week, shining a light on health, education and wellbeing opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities in Frankston and on the Mornington Peninsula. The event, which takes place on 4 October, will feature lunch and refreshments provided by Nairm Marr Djambana Aboriginal Gathering Place, live entertainment, workshops, and stalls with information on health and employment pathways. The expo is a joint effort by Frankston Mornington Peninsula Primary Care Partnership, Peninsula Health, Mornington Peninsula Shire, Chisholm, Frankston City Council, Dandenong and District Aboriginal Cooperative, Monash University, Narim Marr Djamba, Willum Warrain, and…
PHIL Cantillon has been officially appointed as Frankston Council CEO. Mr Cantillon had been the CEO in an interim capacity, and has been at council since October 2017. Mr Cantillon said “Frankston City has such a vibrant and diverse community whose needs and expectations vary greatly. When it comes to this community, there’s no one size fits all.” “One of my main goals will be to improve communication between council and residents to ensure we are getting the vital input we need to make decisions which will not only benefit our community but meet their expectations,” he said. “We are…
BURGER enthusiasts in Frankston have voted a vegan offering at Nature Bar Cafe as the winner of the Burger Off taste test competition. Close to 500 votes were cast during the course of the competition, with the cafe’s “Stayin’ Alive” burger voted the tastiest. Nature Bar Café owner Amrita Arn said “I was so surprised because it is a vegan burger and there were much bigger restaurants participating but word of mouth kept people coming in.” “We pride ourselves on providing healthy, vegetarian and vegan options and are thrilled people love our food and got so into the burger,” she…