Victorian Government to Unlock Industrial Land in Hastings
The Victorian government has announced its Economic Growth Statement, a policy aimed at creating a 10-year pipeline of industrial land to support expanding businesses and job creation.
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Business related news across the Mornington Peninsula & Frankston
Peninsula Aero Club: A Truley community focused organisation
Peninsula Aero Club: A Truley community focused organisation
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.
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Peninsula Local 005 is Out Now
The latest edition of Peninsula Local (005) is now available across the Mornington Peninsula! You can pick up a copy at most authorised newsagents, council service centres, libraries, and many independent retailers. This is likely to be our final edition…
Opponents of Arthurs Seat Eagle Development Consider Protest at Parliament
Opponents of the Arthurs Seat Eagle development are considering marching on the steps of the Parliament House of Victoria in protest.
Port of Hastings Chosen for Victorian Renewable Energy Terminal
Port of Hastings Chosen for Victorian Renewable Energy Terminal
The Port of Hastings has been selected as the preferred location for the development of the Victorian Renewable Energy Terminal, a key project aimed at bolstering the state's offshore wind capacity.
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Has the Political Pendulum Shifted? Voter Trends Shifting from Left to the Centre-Right
From local council elections in Victoria, including here on the Mornington Peninsula, to Queensland’s return to a Liberal-National State Government and Donald Trump’s re-election in the US, there appears to be a growing preference for centre-right governments and leaders. These developments, coupled with opinion polls, suggest a tight race between Australia’s Labor Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Liberal leader Peter Dutton, highlighting a potential political realignment. But what’s driving this change in voter behaviour?
