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St Vincent’s Hospital MelbournePicture: TIM CARRAF A INSIDE Fresh plea over food fight Chanel Zagon Traders face $500 fine if caught selling wares without a permit MARIBYRNONG Council is facing who line Leeds St between the to make a living. Councillor Mia politically sensitive,” she posted on a growing backlash from the Barkly and Byron streets, will now McGregor said her colleagues were Facebook. community and within its own cop a $500 fine, with their goods not made aware of the decision and Produce buyer Mark Chu said ranks over forcing popular street impounded if caught out. she had raised the issue with the the culturally-diverse street grocers out of Footscray under a Street traders were made aware chief executive. market was the heart and soul of crackdown described as ripping the of the ban, effective as of June 1, “All the operational things the Footscray community. “heart and soul” out of the area. through a street notice board (within the big picture policy that But Maribyrnong planning The Leader reported online last directed at itinerant traders, which council sets) are the domain of services director Nigel Higgins said week that the council had come states council officers will patrol officers. Unfortunately those the council’s response resulted under fire for cracking down on the Footscray CBD daily to ensure officers aren’t always best placed to from concerns raised by traders traders (pictured right) who sell compliance. The tough stance has determine if a decision might be over the blocking of footpaths and items on any council-owned sparked outrage on social media, significant in impacting on the was a breach of local laws. footpath, road or land without its with residents saying the cou ncil culture of the organisation, is out of Itinerant trader permits costs Picture: TWITTER permission. The dozens of grocers, are targeting elderly people trying synch with community values or is about $31. What do you think about the crackdown on street grocers? Tell us at facebook.com/MaribyrnongLeader l themaribyrnongleader.com.au Celebrating 125 years of care Tuesday, June 12, 2018 ST VINCENT’S CARES. ALWAYS HAS. ALWAYS WILL. 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V1 - PPVE01Z01MA Leader pickup location... Saturday 16 June | 9am – 5pm Sunday 17 June | 10am – 4pm Audi Centre Melbourne Audi Approved :plus 501 Swanston Street, Melbourne Vic 3000 Tel: (03) 8354 1846 TIGER TALE Moonee ValleySuperstar footballerLeader Alex Rance has plenty to celebrate, including his recent move to Brighton and the release of his first book Bayside Leader Picture: Penny StephensMoorabbin Leader Mordialloc Chelsea Leader Caulfield Glen Eira/Port Phillip Leader Cranbourne Leader Moreland Leader Diamond Valley Leader Mornington Peninsula Leader Northcote Leader Frankston Standard Leader Northern Leader Greater Dandenong Leader Heidleberg Leader Preston Leader Knox Leader Progress Leader Stonnington Leader Lilydale & Yarra Valley Leader Manningham Leader Sunbury/Macedon Ranges Leader Maribyrnong Leader Whitehorse Leader Maroondah Leader Whittlesea Leader Monash Leader . Or simply search for your postcode in this document weekly digital editions of your Local leader, visit us here For more assistance finding your nearest Leader pickup location, please call us on03 9875 8300 To subscribe to receive FREE Bayside TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 2018 Bayside Leader | BAYSIDELEADER.COM.AU FEATHERS FLY MAN TO FACE COURT OVER Pickup Locations FEEDING BIRDS PAGE 3 BLOCK BATTLE FIGHT LOOMS OVER FIVE- STOREY PLAN PAGE 5 REAL ESTATE Grab a copy of your local Leader DENDY PARK STUNNER HITS MARKET PAGE 34 from one of the locations below... Updated: July 2018 TIGER TALE Superstar footballer Alex Rance has plenty to celebrate, including his recent move to Brighton and the release of his first book Picture: Penny Stephens Venue Name Address Bayside Library 14 Wilson St, BRIGHTON 3186 Black Rock Newsagency 606 Balcombe Rd, BLACK ROCK 3193 Branon Real Estate 515 Hampton St, HAMPTON 3188 Brighton Beach Newsagency 110 Were St, BRIGHTON BEACH 3186 Brighton Classic Residences 3 Brewer Rd, EAST BRIGHTON 3187 Brighton East Newsagency 613 Hampton St, BRIGHTON EAST 3187 Buxton Mentone Cnr of Balcombe & Charman Rd, BEAUMARIS 3193 Buxton Real Estate 56 Church St, BRIGHTON 3186 Buxton Real Estate 918 Nepean Hwy, HAMPTON EAST 3188 Buxton Real Estate 7 Bay Rd, SANDRINGHAM 3191 Buxton Real Estate Mentone 99 Charman Rd, MENTONE 3194 Castlefield Community Centre 505 Bluff Rd, HAMPTON 3188 Charlton King Real Estate 62 Bay Rd, SANDRINGHAM 3191 Sandringham Chisholm & Gamon 3 Bluff Rd, BLACK ROCK 3193 City Of Bayside Offices 76 Royal Ave, SANDRINGHAM 3191 Coachman Menswear 337 Hampton St, HAMPTON 3188 Gardenvale Newsagency 168 Martin St, BRIGHTON 3186 For more assistance finding your nearest Leader pickup location, please call us on03 9875 8300. To subscribe to receive FREE weekly digital editions of your Local leader, visit us here. Bayside TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 2018 Bayside Leader | BAYSIDELEADER.COM.AU FEATHERS FLY MAN TO FACE COURT OVER Pickup Locations FEEDING BIRDS PAGE 3 BLOCK BATTLE FIGHT LOOMS OVER FIVE- STOREY PLAN PAGE 5 REAL ESTATE Grab a copy of your local Leader DENDY PARK STUNNER HITS MARKET PAGE 34 from one of the locations below... Updated: July 2018 TIGER TALE Superstar footballer Alex Rance has plenty to celebrate, including his recent move to Brighton and the release of his first book Picture: Penny Stephens Venue Name Address Hampton Community Centre 14 Willis St, HAMPTON 3188 Hampton Newsagency 345-347 Hampton St, Sandringham Run, HAMPTON 3188 Highett Newsagency 412 Bluff Rd, HAMPTON EAST 3188 Hodges Real Estate 10 Bay Rd, SANDRINGHAM 3191 Hodges Real Estate 12 East Concourse, BEAUMARIS 3193 IGA Brighton North 12 Cochrane St, BRIGHTON NORTH 3186 IGA X-Press East Brighton 765 Hawthorn Rd, BRIGHTON EAST 3187 JP Dixon 316 Bay St, BRIGHTON 3186 Nick Johnstone Real Estate 248 Esplanade, BRIGHTON 3186 North Brighton Newsagency 324 Bay St, BRIGHTON NORTH 3186 Sandringham Hospital 193 Bluff Rd, SANDRINGHAM 3191 Sandringham Newsagency Shop 5/18-34 Station St, SANDRINGHAM 3191 Sandybeach Community Centre Beach Rd & Sims St, SANDRINGHAM 3191 Seaview Newsagency 336 Balcombe Rd, BEAUMARIS 3193 Were St Deli 129 Were St, BRIGHTON 3186 Without Pier Gallery 1/320 Bay Rd, CHELTENHAM 3192 For more assistance finding your nearest Leader pickup location, please call us on03 9875 8300. To subscribe to receive FREE weekly digital editions of your Local leader, visit us here. Caulfield Glen Eira/ Caulfield Glen Eira TUESDAY, MAY 8, 2018 Port Phillip Leader | CAULFIELDLEADER.COM.AU GREY AREA WAIT FOR ST KILDA CCTV GOES ON PAGE 3 BUDGET BONANZA SCHOOL’S $5M CASH Pickup Locations INJECTION PAGE 5 REAL ESTATE PICKET FENCE PERFECTION Grab a copy of your local Leader IN ELWOOD PAGE 18 from one of the locations below... Updated: July 2018 BEST BAR NONE Venue Name Address Beer was once the preserve of blokes drinking draught Picture: Wayne Taylor – but women such as Good Beer Week gurus Kerry McBride and Siobhan Kerin have changed all that Acland Crt Shopping Centre, Suite F4, Level 1, 183-189 Barkly St, ST KILDA 3182 Centre Management Albert Park Library 319 Montague St & 46 Dundas Place, ALBERT PARK 3206 Albert Park Post Shop 97 Victoria Ave, ALBERT PARK 3206 Balaclava Post Shop 244 Carlisle St, BALACLAVA 3183 Betty Day Community Centre 67 Argyle St, St Kilda, ST KILDA 3182 Border Newsagency 631 Glen Huntly Rd, CAULFIELD 3162 Buxton Real Estate 271 Glenhuntly Rd, ELSTERNWICK 3185 Buxton St Kilda Real Estate 15 Carlisle St, ST KILDA 3182 Caulfield General Medical Centre 260 Kooyong Rd, CAULFIELD 3162 Century 21 Real Estate 460 Neerim Rd, MURRUMBEENA 3163 City Of Glen Eira Cnr Glen Eira & Hawthorn Rds, CAULFIELD 3162 City Of Port Phillip Town
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