Koala Deaths on Mornington Peninsula Roads Prompt Call for Caution

With 13 koalas killed on Mornington Peninsula roads since September, conservationists are urging drivers to slow down and stay alert to protect local wildlife during the holiday period.
RPP FM’s Scrambled Eggs Breakfast Show Celebrates 500th Episode

RPP FM’s popular breakfast show, Scrambled Eggs, marks its 500th episode with a special broadcast from Trofeo Estate. Tune in Thursdays and Fridays, 6am to 9am, on 98.7FM or stream live.
McCrae Landslide Update: 20 Homes Evacuated & Up to 60 Homes at Risk

The McCrae landslide has destroyed homes, forced evacuations, and expanded exclusion zones. Authorities warn a permanent solution may take two years, leaving 60 properties at risk.
Boaters Urged to Slow Down as New Dolphin Calf Arrives in Port Phillip Bay

The Dolphin Research Institute warns boaters to be cautious in Port Phillip Bay following the birth of a new dolphin calf. Early months are critical for the calf’s survival.
Concerns Mount Over McCrae Escarpment After Landslide

A house collapse in McCrae has raised serious concerns about the stability of the escarpment, leading to road closures, evacuations, and investigations into underground water issues.
McCrae Landslide Crisis Deepens: More Homes at Risk as Crews Brace for Further Slips

Emergency crews brace for further slips in McCrae following a destructive landslide that has made 11 properties unsafe and closed Point Nepean Road.
Water Police Increase Patrols as Jet Ski Incidents Surge on Mornington Peninsula

Water Police are intensifying patrols along the Mornington Peninsula following a series of serious jet ski incidents. Recent accidents at Safety Beach and Rye highlight the dangers of reckless behaviour on local waterways.
Major Upgrade for Nepean Highway as Frankston FMAC Development Moves Ahead

The next stage of the Frankston FMAC development begins with a Nepean Highway upgrade featuring 8,000 new plants, new businesses, and the upcoming Harbour Frankston luxury complex.
Beach Frustrations Erupt on the Mornington Peninsula

As reported by The Guardian, a social media post by Visit Victoria promoting No 16 Back Beach Rye has sparked controversy, leading to its removal after local concerns were raised about safety at the site. The promotional content described the location as a “pristine swimming spot,” but residents quickly pointed out that the beach is […]
Council Stands Firm Amid Criticism Over Beach Cleaning Decision

Former Mornington Peninsula Citizen of the Year Josie Jones criticizes council’s handling of beach cleaning trials, raising concerns about governance, evidence-based decision-making, and vested interests.