Somerville Times Edition 022 – Out Now!

The latest Somerville Times (Edition 022) discusses the 2025 Federal Election, community empowerment initiatives, a controversial council rate hike, local sports updates, and concerns over council decisions favouring affluent areas. Support independent journalism!

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Peninsula Locals Honoured in 2025 Australia Day Awards

A number of local residents from the Mornington Peninsula have been recognised in the 2025 Australia Day Honours for their service to various fields, including psychiatry, community service, Australian rules football, and more.

Peninsula Film Festival Draws Near Record Crowds for 14th Edition

The 14th Mornington Peninsula Film Festival brought near-record crowds to Rosebud, celebrating local and international filmmaking talent. Festival Director Steve Bastoni expressed gratitude for strong community support, ensuring the event’s future success.

Statement Regarding Rehearing Application Outcome

I am disappointed with the outcome of my application for a rehearing regarding the personal safety intervention order (PSIO) issued against me on 7 November 2024 in my absence. Unfortunately, the magistrate did not grant my request for a rehearing. Today’s hearing did not consider the merits of the initial cross PSIO applications but was […]

Letter to the Editor – Anne Kruger, Rye

What would you change about yourself? Anne Kruger, Rye The one thing I would consider changing about myself is my tendency to linger in the shadows of doubt. Doubt whispers that my stories may falter and my efforts may not resonate. But then I pause and realise that life is a draft—a work in progress […]