PENINSULA Aero Club has failed in a bid to force Mornington Peninsula Shire Council and several Tyabb residents to pay…
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THE four-legged mascot of Kings Creek Hotel in Hastings has legged it again, and the distraught owners are offering a…
ANYONE who thought the Mornington Peninsula was full of tourists over the summer months was not mistaken. Recent data shows…
TWO ratepayer groups have repeated their call for a state government inquiry “into the performance of the Mornington Peninsula Shire”.…
LIBERAL MP for Flinders Zoe McKenzie has accused the Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of engaging in wedge politics rather than…
EXPERTS say the state government’s plan to build an estimated 34 new homes on the Mornington Peninsula over the next…
BUSINESS lobby group Committee for Mornington Peninsula is making good its aim of identifying and contacting decision-makers to help achieve…
BALNARRING Beach came to a standstill last Tuesday (28 March) when police held up traffic for Mornington Peninsula Shire Council…
A BELOVED dog at the centre of a stand-off between Mornington Peninsula Shire Council and its owner has died. Mount…
A ROSEBUD grandmother has delivered an 18,000-signature petition to the federal parliament calling for taxes to be introduced on plastic…
PUBLIC suggestions are being sought for the future use of Police Point Park, at Portsea. Sandwiched between the last residential…
HOMELESS support services are calling on the state government to build crisis accommodation on the Mornington Peninsula as more than…
AN intrepid group of year eight students from Peninsula Grammar have embarked on an exchange adventure to Malaysia. The eleven…
KATE Roper is set to make a triumphant return to Mornington Peninsula Shire Council after winning this month’s Watson Ward…
POTHOLES are upsetting drivers across the Mornington Peninsula, but road subsidence is an issue for those using one Mount Martha…
WALLARA – which supports more than 500 people with an intellectual disability across 20 sites – has relaunched its Sages…
THE state government’s apparent willingness to increase the use and size of the Port of Hastings has put it on…
SOME of the Mornington Peninsula’s most sand-degraded beaches are being replenished after being degraded by erosion. Dredging has begun at…
EMERGENCY services will undertake a clean-up in Western Port near Sandstone Island after six 44-gallon drums with unknown contents were…
Three Southern Peninsula businesses have been given national recognition at the Australian Tourism Awards. It was a momentous win for…
FORMER Mornington resident Damien Mander and his charity, the International Anti-Poaching Foundation, are continuing to make headway in the fight…
THE changing direction for future energy needs has revived plans to expand and develop the Port of Hastings. In Japan…
ALTHOUGH described by Mornington Peninsula Shire officers as being unsightly and a target for vandals, shipping containers are seen by…
THE previously Liberal-heavy business group the Committee for Mornington Peninsula is realigning itself with new partnerships as a bipartisan lobby…
MORNINGTON Yacht Club is reviewing its boat name policies after being accused of having an “outdated” culture and receiving a…
SUSIE Beveridge sees Mornington Peninsula Shire’s Watson Ward as “the forgotten corner of the shire”. One of six candidates contesting…
THE Mornington Peninsula may have 373 kilometres of unmade roads, but not everyone shares the shire’s ambition of wanting them…
A CONCERT on Hastings foreshore by US band Smashing Pumpkins has been cancelled because insurers class the site as “an…
HOUSING, financial insecurity, death of a friend, illness of a family member and domestic violence led to Kerri McCafferty’s seemingly…
MORNINGTON Peninsula Shire councillors are being urged to publish an itemised list of all their expenses each month to improve…