THE past two weeks of wild and windy weather have kept emergency services busy, with everyone from people to pets and wildlife needing help. At Hastings, some unlikely “clients” in…
INTEREST in a lane in Mount Martha has prompted moves to block further acquisition of unconstructed lanes and road reserves dotted throughout the Mornington Peninsula. Many lane and road reserves…
FORMER MP for Flinders Greg Hunt has been appointed foundation chair of the Monash University-based Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health’s advisory council. Hunt’s appointment was made by the…
MORNINGTON Peninsula Shire Council is pushing ahead with its plan to amend the planning scheme to protect the peninsula from inappropriate development. The council’s proposed Amendment C270morn, if passed by…
AN accident caused by a fallen tree in Merricks North has prompted emergency services to remind drivers to be particularly careful during wet and windy weather. The driver and sole…
AFTER 14 years the lights have dimmed and the final curtain has been lowered on Peninsula Home Hospice’s Fish and Film night at the Peninsula “Athenaeum” Cinema, Sorrento. Over the…
DIVISION ONE PINES have let top spot on the ladder slip out of their grasp after a defeat to Frankston YCW on Saturday. The Stonecats hosted the Pythons, and came…
TABLE tennis player Charlie Hollow, pictured, is on top of the world after winning the Australian under-11 boys’ doubles championship. Charlie, of Mt Martha, teamed with Oscar Savige, of Queensland,…
TUERONG rider Georgia Connolly will saddle up for a run in the women-only Magnolia Cup at Goodwood in Britain on 1 August. She is the first Australian to compete in…
SOCCER A STUNNING performance from Seaford striker Dylan Waugh highlighted last weekend’s round of matches. The gun forward scored all of Seaford’s goals in a 5-1 trouncing of FC Noble…
