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After a lifetime of loving exercise, Martin Love lost his motivation. But where had it gone? And could he get it back? Plus, five experts on how to maintain your mojo
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After a lifetime of loving exercise, Martin Love lost his motivation. But where had it gone? And could he get it back? Plus, five experts on how to maintain your mojo
The Democrats and the socialists and communists and cultural Marxists masquerading as members of the Democratic Party, in collaboration with the globalists at the World Economic Forum and elsewhere, are rapidly pushing America into a second lockdown.
- shares and their number of fines – after coming to the attention of police for serious driving offences during Lockdown Two across Greater Sydney, Wollongong, the Blue Mountains and the Central Coast. Over the past week police have busted a driver for doing an “aggravated burnout” while not having a valid reason to travel during the current COVID restrictions, and another tried to flee police despite driving a car with deployed airbags and a destroyed front tyre. According to the NSW Police Traffic and Highway Patrol Facebook page, a suspended driver in a Holden Commodore ute was c...
- shares Amid confusion around travel restrictions during Lockdown Two, authorities in NSW have reminded motorists that driving to the snow from Greater Sydney, Wollongong, Central Coast and the Blue Mountains is not permitted. NSW Police have also demonstrated they are still out in force on the roads, highlighting at least one instance in which a driver was stopped for excessive speeding, lost his licence for six months – and then handed a $1000 fine on top of the speeding ticket because he was not travelling for a reason listed in the health orders. A statement issued on the NSW Police ...
- shares With lockdowns in place for Greater Sydney, the Blue Mountains, Wollongong and the Central Coast for two weeks (as this article was published) to stop the spread of the coronavirus, there are restrictions on vehicle movement. Interstate and regional travel is banned (with fines up to $1000 for breaching a public health order and leaving lockdown areas), which has come at a frustrating time for families preparing to enjoy the school holidays. However, you can use your car within the lockdown areas in certain situations. Note: The information in this story has been gathered to the b...