Category Environment

Environment related news across the Mornington Peninsula & Frankston

Kananook Creek Advisory Group Faces Uncertain Future

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The Department of Environment, Energy, and Climate has announced its decision to withdraw from direct involvement with the Kananook Creek Advisory Group, sparking concerns about the group’s future. The unexpected decision was revealed during Monday night’s Frankston Council meeting, where…

Homelessness Crisis: Nearly 1 Million Victorians at Risk Amid Bushfire Threats

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Victoria’s homelessness crisis has reached critical levels, with nearly one million people at risk and bushfire warnings adding urgency. Overstretched services are turning away 29% of those seeking help. The Council to Homeless Persons calls for a $5 million investment in outreach to prevent tragedies, especially in remote areas. The Call Unanswered report highlights a 67% rise in homelessness risk since 2016, exacerbated by rental stress and insufficient funding. Immediate action is needed to support vulnerable communities.

Proposed Expansion of Hydrogen Production Facility in Hastings

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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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