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WORKS by students from Toorak College, Mornington Secondary College and Balcombe Grammar are all again featuring in January’s Mornington Art…

WESTERN Port Coast Guard crews brought Christmas cheer and help to five boats in trouble out on Western Port Bay,…

CHILDREN feeling unsafe or suffering from personal issues at three Mornington Peninsula primary schools can sit in a Buddy Bench…

GIVING more people more access to the bay’s beaches is the aim of Mornington Peninsula Shire’s beach matting program. It…

A MOUNT Martha man allegedly stormed into two neighbours’ houses and terrorised the occupants, 12.30pm, Sunday 1 December. The man,…

ALEX Dellaportas describes herself as “a living example of someone who doesn’t always fit in – someone who thinks differently,…

MILLIONS of dollars in taxpayers’ money is being spent restoring two Mornington Peninsula beaches despite experts being unable to find…

THE CFA says there is “still a short window of opportunity” for properties across the Mornington Peninsula to be cleaned…

THE higher profile Global Day of Action for Climate Change rally, Friday 29 November, was the catalyst for an afternoon…

FORMER Mornington Peninsula Shire Citizen of the Year Karen Fankhauser last week opened the season of Mornington Yacht Club’s Sailability…

A CLASS project by Year 11 Design Technology Fabrics students at Mornington Secondary College will improve life for poverty-stricken children…

A ROSEBUD man caught driving at an alleged 111kph, pictured, in a 60 zone near the base of Arthurs Seat…

A MORNINGTON tree-lopping business has been fined almost $7000 for illegally dumping truckloads of mulch and garden waste. This comes…