RESIDENTS of Hughes Road in Blairgowrie and Sorrento started campaigning for safety upgrades almost four years ago, and they’re still waiting. Despite a petition to Mornington Peninsula Shire Council and…
A PROGRAM to rid the Mornington Peninsula of single-use plastics is gathering momentum ahead of the state government ban coming into effect in February 2023. Non-profit Boomerang Alliance, which is…
A PEACEFUL reflection and meditation trail on the one-hectare grounds of Mount Martha Uniting Church is opening to the public with an early Christmas focus. Workers and church volunteers have…
MORNINGTON Shire Council is considering its options to continue outdoor trading in the lead up to the end of the Covid-related parklet and outdoor dining program on 15 December. But…
A “WHIRLWIND 48 hours” followed the election last week of Cr Steve Holland as Mornington Peninsula Shire mayor. Wild weather across the shire caused landslides, flooding and beach erosion. Holland’s…
A SECTION of Mount Martha North beach has again been closed because of fears that the cliff could collapse. According to Mornington Peninsula Shire erosion caused by high tides and…
ANTHONY Freedman’s stable stars Santa Ana Lane and Shoals stepped out in a handy jumpout at Balnarring on Wednesday 27 February. The talented pair, who have recorded seven Group 1…
THE weather is looking good for next weekend’s Western Port Angling Club annual whiting challenge. The 2-3 March event – the club’s 30th – is expected to attract up to…
PENINSULA MOOROODUC have put themselves in pole position to claim a win over Crib Point with a good performance on day one of their clash at Crib Point Recreation Reserve.…
SOCCER BAXTER soccer club discovered 14 heroes on Saturday and set a benchmark of commitment for the upcoming season that threatens to silence the naysayers and confound its critics. In…
