Environment related news across the Mornington Peninsula & Frankston
The Victorian Government has announced an independent inquiry into the McCrae landslide, aiming to uncover its causes and prevent future incidents. The investigation will address residents' concerns and provide safety recommendations.
Mornington Peninsula shire Council is seeking clarification over development proposals for the Arthurs Seat Eagle.
The McCrae landslide highlights geological vulnerabilities on the Mornington Peninsula, as authorities stabilise the site and address calls for broader monitoring and preventive measures.
The McCrae landslide site sees increased security measures with CCTV and Victoria Police patrols as concerns rise over looting. Ongoing investigations and recovery efforts continue for affected residents.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
