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Community Sport Is the Winner
Somerville Cricket Club’s emerging juniors secure a win over Baxter, while the women’s team moves to the top of the ladder following a dominant performance.
Victorian Election 2026: What The Parties Are Promising Across The Peninsula
Victorian Election 2026: Compare Labor, Liberal–Nationals, One Nation and Greens policies on housing, crime, hospitals, roads and emergency services across the Peninsula.
Mornington Labor Candidate Named Late, Nepean Still Waiting
Labor has named Kerry Macdonald as its Mornington candidate just 46 days before the Victorian election, while Nepean remains without an announced Labor candidate.
Mount Martha Retirement Village Backed 8–1 Despite 61 Objections
Mornington Peninsula Shire councillors have voted 8–1 to support changes to the Martha’s Point retirement village despite 61 objections from residents.
Nepean Candidates Forum: Hospital, Housing And Roads Under Scrutiny
Four Nepean candidates outlined their positions on Rosebud Hospital, housing, roads and local services at a Mornington Peninsula Shire forum in Rosebud. Read the questions, responses and key quotes.
Christine Leahy Takes Office As Briars Ward Councillor
Christine Leahy has been sworn in as Briars Ward councillor after securing 64.17 per cent of the vote. She will serve until October 2028.
‘We Will Be On Polling Booths’: Firefighters Protest Edbrooke Ahead Of Election
UFU secretary Peter Marshall has warned that firefighters will take their campaign to polling booths after around 300 gathered outside Paul Edbrooke’s Frankston office.
Frankston Pier Murder Trial Hears Fisherman Was Stabbed 101 Times
The Supreme Court has heard allegations that fisherman Andres Pancha was stabbed 101 times at Frankston Pier in June 2024. The accused has pleaded not guilty to murder.
‘We Need To Be The Disruptor’: Paul Stafford Makes His Pitch For Frankston
One Nation’s Paul Stafford discusses policing, firefighter concerns, rising business costs and his plans for Frankston ahead of the 2026 Victorian election.
Mount Martha Man Faces 232 Charges Over Alleged False Workplace Certificates
A 33-year-old Mount Martha man has been charged with 232 counts of making a false document. Police allege he facilitated false workplace education qualifications. He was bailed to appear at Frankston Magistrates’ Court on 15 February.
