ONE of ten priceless Napoleon Bonaparte artefacts stolen from The Briars Museum at Mount Martha in 2014 has been recovered, after it appeared on an online selling site. A rare…
RED Hill CFA has urged people wanting to burn off on their properties to be mindful of local vineyards with before burning off. Despite fire restrictions being lifted on 29…
PATROLS were kept bust on Sunday 21 March, when a vehicle was intercepted at 5pm on the Mornington Peninsula Freeway in Mount Martha. The male driver in his 20’s allegedly…
SOMERVILLE Highway Patrol were left shaking their heads on March 18 when they intercepted an18-year-old driver in the Hastings area allegedly travelling at 138 kmh in an 80kmh zone. The…
RESIDENTS and users of optional clothing beach, Sunnyside North Beach in Mount Eliza, are encouraged to have their say on the beach’s future before 21 April. The beach has been…
LAST ditch efforts to save vacant state government-owned land at the gateway to Mount Eliza village for community use has failed, with the 2600 square-metre lot selling by expressions of…
UNDERSTANDABLY, nurse Jo Lovelock was “shocked, distressed and overwhelmed” by her breast cancer diagnosis in 2003. But she was certainly not defeated. The Mt Martha resident battled through with the…
BASKETBALL THE Finals Series kicks off on Saturday 4 August in the Big V, with several of the Mornington Peninsula sides still in the running for the championship trophies. The…
NETBALL THE Peninsula Waves and Southern Saints suffered respective blows from the Geelong Cougars and Hawks Netball in round 14 of the Bupa Victorian Netball League. Peninsula Waves struggled to…
SOCCER BAXTER teeters on the edge of the State 4 South relegation abyss after the controversial abandonment of Saturday’s clutch away fixture against Hampton Park United. Baxter was losing 2-0…
