AN anomaly in the way drug driver statistics are recorded mistakenly showed there were no drivers under the influence of…
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WHILE last week’s heatwave caused a spike in the use of air-conditioners and put extra pressure on the state’s power…
RESIDENTS at the Sundowner Willows caravan park are nervous about their future after it was bought by neighbour The Village…
CELEBRATIONS are planned right across the Mornington Peninsula for Australia Day on Friday. The national day will be bookended by…
A MASTER plan for the development and use of Point Nepean National Park released on Sunday incorporates an “optimum mixed…
THE views of residents and road users are being sought on speed limit reductions proposed in Bittern, Mornington, Mt Martha,…
BOULDERS will be used in a bid to stop further erosion of cliffs at Mt Martha Beach North and damage…
THE way is open for girls to take part in the Blessing of the Waters in future after a girl…
MORE than 140 students took part in the Peninsula Youth Music Society’s 38th Summer Music School at Mt Erin College…
THE future is bleak for injured and displaced wildlife on the Mornington Peninsula, with Crystal Ocean Wildlife Shelter carer Brenda…
THIS long-stay camper went all out to feel at home on the Rye foreshore by establishing his own garden. The…
THERE was little rest for many police highway patrol officers over the festive season. Victoria Police’s 24-day Operation Roadwise blitz…
MORE than 270 eager beach cleaners got into the spirit of things at the third annual Seaside Scavenge Festival at…
MORNINGTON Peninsula Shire will compulsorily acquire a large section of Tootgarook Swamp to save it from housing development. About 30…
HUNDREDS of workers stand to lose their jobs as Mornington Peninsula Shire looks to contract out its school holiday programs…
SOMERVILLE Highway Patrol members nabbed a speedster allegedly travelling 88km/h over the speed limit on the Mornington Peninsula Freeway overnight…
A HANDBOOK produced by Mornington Peninsula Post Polio Support Group to help polio survivors, has turned out to be the…
KAYAKS and canoes can be fitted with small electric motors without being registered. The trial aims to reduce red tape…
POLICE are warning potential buyers of online goods to be wary of scams involving items advertised on widely used social…
A WOMAN and her 20-year-old son have been left homeless after fire destroyed their house at St Andrews Beach on…
MORNINGTON Peninsula Shire mayor Cr Bryan Payne wants the public to be able to see a register of gifts made…
WHILE local laws officers are warning dog owners about regulations for walking their pets on beaches throughout the Mornington Peninsula,…
MEN make up the majority of road deaths in the past year, accounting for 186 of the 255 fatalities in…
WORK will start on rebuilding the Somerville Recreation Centre early in January. A $1.3 million grant has been received from…
ELVES at the Woodworkers of the Southern Peninsula have been busy throughout the year hand-making wooden toys. On Saturday 9…
A SCUBA diver was lucky not to be washed out through The Rip in strong currents last week. The 51-year-old,…
THE campaign to rid the Mornington Peninsula of plastic bags is being made easier by the work of volunteers who…
A CAPEL Sound man has been charged with aggravated burglary after a raid on a Carrum Downs house, 9.20am, Friday…
THE long, slow crawl to a new aquatic centre at Rosebud is now focussed on public reaction to a business…
A GROUP of artists from the southern peninsula has made their colourful mark on the royal blue hoarding surrounding a…