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Roper Leads 9-1 Rejection Of Pearcedale Contractor’s Depot
Cr Kate Roper led a 9-1 council rejection of a retrospective contractor’s depot in Pearcedale’s Green Wedge, with councillors David Gill and Paul Pingiaro ultimately backing her alternative motion after initially moving and seconding the officer recommendation for approval.
One Nation Mornington Candidate To Be Announced Tomorrow
One Nation will announce its Mornington candidate on Wednesday, 2 September, with STPL News also advised the party’s Hastings candidate is expected to be revealed in late September.
Cockatoo Damage Prompts Turf Replacement Plan At Truemans Road Recreation Reserve
Mornington Peninsula Shire is planning a major turf replacement at Truemans Road Recreation Reserve in Tootgarook after cockatoos caused extensive damage to the soccer pitches and cricket oval.
Animal Welfare Protests Continue at Disgraced Trainer Maxine Fraser’s Mount Eliza Property
Animal welfare protesters continue their presence outside Maxine Fraser’s Mount Eliza property, almost a year after RSPCA Victoria seized 35 horses, as campaigners raise ongoing concerns over animals remaining at the property.
Marsh Takes Aim At Monitors He Once Called ‘Well Regarded’
Anthony Marsh has taken aim at Mornington Peninsula’s municipal monitors, marking a sharp reversal from his public support when they were appointed.
