THE federal election may be over, but police investigations are continuing into the vandalism of a vehicle in Sorrento and a billboard in Rosebud on 28 and 29 April. It…
THE biggest artificial reef in Port Phillip has been installed near Point Nepean. A crane lowered concrete sections of the reef into the water on Sunday 22 May and Monday…
THE state government has been asked by Mornington Peninsula Shire to investigate how appointments are made to the Bass Park Trust by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and Planning…
CAPEL Sounds residents opposing an affordable housing plan for land adjoining the Seawinds Community Hub have accused the Mornington Peninsula Shire Council of breaking a commitment to keep the land…
RENEWABLE energy company Maoneng’s Tyabb battery project has been given permission to the existing substation. The Australian Energy Market Operator has approved the company to connect its battery energy storage…
GOLFERS have been staggered by a proposed fee hike by Mornington Peninsula Shire Council that could see membership costs almost double at Mount Martha Golf Course. Mount Martha resident Edwin…
NETBALL PENINSULA Waves’ under-19s netball side is the only Mornington Peninsula team left in contention for the VNL finals which get underway on Wednesday 22 August at the State Netball…
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…
