Two Days Left To Have A Say On Frankston Youth Plan
Young people in Frankston have two days left to help shape the city’s next five-year youth plan, with feedback closing on 31 May.
Frankston Drops Vacant Shop Rate Plan After Opposition
Frankston City Council has dropped a proposed rate hike for long-term vacant shops in the city centre after most respondents opposed the plan. Council had considered a new differential rate set at 300 per cent of the general rate for…
Residents Asked To Help Shape Future Of Mornington Peninsula Playgrounds
Mornington Peninsula residents are being asked to help shape a new 10-year strategy for local playgrounds and outdoor exercise spaces, with consultation open until 21 June.
Salvos Food Crisis Warning Hits Home On The Peninsula
The Salvation Army says vulnerable Australians are skipping meals, eating expired food and struggling with power and medical costs, as homelessness pressures continue across the Mornington Peninsula and Frankston.
Pearcedale Morning Tea Raises $3,309 For Cancer Council
Pearcedale Prime Group and The General Cafe have raised $3,309 for Cancer Council through a local Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea event supported by residents, businesses and community market stallholders.
Frankston Volunteers Recognised As Local Groups Face Rising Costs
Frankston City has recognised more than 16,800 local volunteers during National Volunteer Week, with community groups also raising pressures linked to training, insurance and fuel costs.
Somerville Business Group Hosts Christmas In May At Eagles Corporate Box
Somerville Business Group members gathered at the Somerville Eagles Corporate Box for a Christmas in May event, with local business owners, community representatives and special guests attending as Somerville hosted Karingal.
P-Plater Loses Licence After Alleged .174 Breath Test In Mornington
An 18-year-old Mornington P-plater has had his licence suspended and vehicle impounded after allegedly returning a .174 blood alcohol reading during a police intercept.
RedBridge Says One Nation Surge Points To ‘End Of The Menzies Project’
RedBridge director Kos Samaras says new modelling points to “the end of the Menzies project”, with One Nation projected to overtake the Coalition if an election were held now.
Frankston 15-Storey Proposal Draws Objections Over Height, Parking And Traffic
A proposed 15-storey mixed-use development at 8 Davey Street, Frankston, has drawn public objections over height, parking, traffic and amenity as Frankston City Council considers the planning application.
