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Club ‘punished’ over pokies link
6 Mins Read THE contrast between the rooms (and shipping container) being used by Hastings Football Netball Club and the entrance to the Hastings Club could not be greater. Sports club stalwarts Ted Grant and John Coventry say they are neglected by Mornington Peninsula Shire because of The Hastings Club’s gambling machines. Pictures: Gary Sissons Share
DESPITE being one of the Mornington Peninsula’s premier sporting clubs the Hastings Football Netball Club is doing it tough.
The club, formed in 1897 as Hastings Football Club and playing in the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League, says it cannot afford to maintain its grounds which are in a “poor state” in wet weather and provide suitable change rooms for all its teams – especially in a COVID-19-affected environment.
Victoria COVID cases: New mystery case who worked at Moonee Valley Racecourse testing clinic while potentially infectious announced as lockdown lifted
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Station demolitions get underway Share
THE Frankston train line has been shut down between Mordialloc and Frankston as works ramp up to remove more level crossings.
Between 25 July and 1 August, crews will work to remove boom gates at Edithvale Road, Chelsea Road, Argyle Avenue, and Bondi Road. Edithvale, Chelsea, and Bonbeach Stations will be demolished.
Bus replacements will be scheduled throughout the week. Trains will then run express through the three demolished stations from 2 August until 13 September. From then, the line will close between Mordialloc and Frankston again until November.
During the long closure period, shuttle buses will run every five to ten minutes. Work will be completed to lower the line into trenches.
Lockdown lifting with two local cases Share
AFTER three consecutive days of no new COVID-19 cases being infectious in the community, Victoria has exited hard lockdown.
Students have been sent back to school, retail and gyms are reopening, restaurants are serving dine-in customers again, and community sport will return.
Premier Daniel Andrews said “to every Victorian who checked in with our QR system, who got tested and quarantined, and stayed home to slow the spread of this virus, thank you – it’s because of you we’ve able to get on top of this Delta outbreak and open up our state.”
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