‘Enough Is Enough’: Business Owner Uses 100 Kilograms of Asphalt to Repair Road Pothole

A Victorian business owner, Peter Gleeson, purchased 100 kilograms of asphalt to fill a large pothole on Baxter-Tooradin Road in Frankston. Gleeson stated that locals had been avoiding the pothole for weeks, and his family also uses the road. Calls from locals to fix the road had apparently not been addressed, prompting his direct action.

• Peter Gleeson, a business owner in Victoria, bought 100 kg of asphalt to repair a large pothole.
• The pothole was located on Baxter-Tooradin Road in Frankston and had been a hazard for weeks.
• Gleeson decided to fix the pothole himself after calls from locals seemed to go unanswered.
• He runs a demolition company called Inside & Out.