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‼️ LOCAL SCAM WARNING ‼️
Alexandra police have advised that they have been notified of letters being sent to residents of Alexandra who are renting a property.
The letter appears to be on the letterhead of the applicable real estate agent and states that the agent has changed their bank details and in the future, rent payments need to go into the bank account details provided. This is a scam.
No-one has lost money at this point and no deposits have been made to the account detailed in the letter. The residents have contacted the agent upon receiving the letter.
If you receive a similar letter, ensure that you check with your real estate agent over the phone before updating any bank account details, and let the Alexandra police know about the letter.
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RESIDENTS close to the corner of Rubicon Road and Taggerty-Thornton Road in Rubicon have recently received a letter from Samsung C&T SREA regarding a proposed solar farm.
Solar farm project proposed for Rubicon
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RESIDENTS close to the corner of Rubicon Road and Taggerty-Thornton Road in Rubicon have recently received a letter from Samsung C&T SREA5 CommentsComment on Facebook
FROM POLICE MEDIA: A 20-year-old man’s car has been impounded after he was caught allegedly doing burnouts while over the alcohol limit in Eildon last night.
Eildon police came across a Ford XR6 doing donuts in the local swimming pool car park about 5pm.
They quickly intercepted the vehicle, performing a breath-test on the Cranbourne driver who returned an alleged reading of .084.
He is expected to be charged on summons with drink driving, improper use of a motor vehicle, use unregistered motor vehicle and making unnecessary noise and smoke.
Officers also impounded the man’s car, which will cost him $1775 to have released in 30 days time.
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ZOE Tapply, well-known in Alexandra as one of the lollipop ladies at the primary schools, has written a brand-new book for children, Poetry for Littlies: Imagination + Reading are Precious Things.
Zoe Tapply pens children's book
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ZOE Tapply, well-known in Alexandra as one of the lollipop ladies at the primary schools, has written a brand-new book for children, Poetry for Littlies:3 CommentsComment on Facebook
