BLAZE Of Glory is an incredibly authentic Bon Jovi tribute & experience, paying their respects to the greatest rock band ever – Bon Jovi! With their catchy hooks, good looks and irresistible pop-metal sound, it’s no wonder Bon Jovi became one of the best selling bands of all time with over 130 million albums sold world wide. Releasing hit after hit for over 25 years the band are still going strong but alas, very rarely include Australia in their world tours. Blaze of Glory is a high energy, charismatic and uncannily realistic tribute to Bon Jovi, recreating all the hits…
Author: Bayside News
A NEW bus service to connect Seaford and Cranbourne is set to get off the mark on 16 June. The seven day service will leave from Seaford station and finish up at Cranbourne train station, stopping at Skye and Carrum Downs along the way. The new route will run along the Nepean Highway, and Seaford, Ballarto, McCormicks, Hall and Cranbourne-Frankston roads. The new 760 route will have 16 stops. The timetable and map will be made available on 17 May at ptv.vic.gov.au Carrum MP Sonya Kilkenny said “I want to thank the local community for pushing for this new bus…
POLICE are searching for a man who is alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman in Seaford on 21 April. A man approached a 24-year-old woman at Seaford beach at around 5pm and sexually assaulted her, investigators were told. Police believe that the man had kissed and touched the woman, who then pushed the man and ran away. Police described the man as “indian subcontinental in appearance, around 28 years old, 170 centimetres tall, unshaven with a slim build, short dark brown hair and large round eyes.” The man was last seen walking along the beach to the Frankston foreshore…
A POLICE operation to crack down on drink and drug driving over the easter long weekend has seen over 20 people across the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula areas land in hot water. Police conducted “operation nexus” over Easter, and conducted over 8000 breath tests in that time. 16 drink drivers were detected, and 9 drug drivers were caught. 246 people were pulled up for “various other offences”. Divisional Superintendent Adrian White said “April has been a tragic month for the area so far, with four people losing their lives on our roads. Five people have now died on our roads…
RESIDENTS inconvenienced by the six month delay to Frankston Council’s hard rubbish collection service may soon face some relief, with council voting to explore the possibility of expanding their service to offer two free at call collections a year. Cr Colin Hampton moved the motion to have a report prepared by the CEO which will “look at and evaluate the cost and feasibility to offering two free at-call hard rubbish collections per year.” The report is due to return to council by June 2019. His motion was unanimously agreed to. The vote was not to finalise the service but only…