Frankston Council’s New Look: First Full Meeting with Nine New Single Wards

The newly restructured Frankston City Council holds its first full meeting tonight, with nine single wards and a mix of returning and first-term councillors. Mayor Kris Bolam and Deputy Mayor Steffie Conroy lead the council, focusing on priorities like cost of living and supporting vulnerable community members. With a renewed commitment to unity and respect, the council aims to tackle the challenges and growth facing Frankston in the years ahead.

Proposed Expansion of Hydrogen Production Facility in Hastings

The Victorian Government is considering an amendment to the Mornington Peninsula Planning Scheme for a new hydrogen production facility in Hastings. The facility would work alongside the existing Hydrogen Liquefaction and Loading Terminal, contributing to the region’s role in clean energy. Public consultation is open until 20 December for community input on the proposal.