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Free Dental Care in Victoria Is Welcome, But Detail Matters
STPL News publisher Jay Scicluna welcomes Labor’s free dental care promise but says voters need details about clinic locations, capacity, staffing, timelines and long-term funding.
Bree Ambry Endorsed as Liberal Candidate for Frankston
Bree Ambry has been endorsed as the Liberal candidate for Frankston ahead of the 2026 Victorian state election. The former nurse and health operations manager has identified healthcare, roads, public safety, schools, small business pressures and the cost of living as key local issues.
Mornington Peninsula Landslide Overlay Could Drop 27,000 Properties
Mornington Peninsula Shire wants about 27,000 properties removed from interim landslide planning controls. However, the existing EMO7 will remain in force until Planning Minister Sonya Kilkenny approves the proposed amendment.
Crib Point Primary Wins 2026 Inter School Activity Challenge
Grade 5 students from Western Port primary schools put their engineering skills to the test at the seventh annual Inter School Activity Challenge, with Crib Point Primary School taking first place.
Mornington Peninsula Rough Sleeping Surges 32 Per Cent as Mayor Warns Figure May Be Higher
Mornington Peninsula rough sleeping has surged by 32 per cent, with at least 168 people recorded and Mayor Stephen Batty warning the true figure may be higher.
