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Lest We Forget: Mornington Peninsula and Frankston Pause for Remembrance Day
Communities across the Mornington Peninsula and Frankston will pause at 11 am this Remembrance Day to reflect on the legacy of war and the locals who served — including Fort Nepean gunner Sergeant John Purdue, Lieutenant General Sir Vernon Sturdee, pioneering nurse Annie Sage of Somerville, and the many more.
Mornington Peninsula Named Victoria’s Tidy Town for 2025
Mornington Peninsula has been named Victoria’s Tidy Town for 2025, acknowledging the region’s community-led sustainability work, from coastal protection to renewable energy innovation.
Locals to Help Redefine Crib Point Pool’s Identity Through Public Art
Crib Point Pool is set for a vibrant makeover as Mornington Peninsula Shire invites locals to help design a new mural marking the pool’s 50th anniversary. Residents can vote on themes and contribute ideas before artists are selected later this year.
Peninsula Health recognised for eliminating seclusion in mental-health care
Peninsula Health has been named a finalist in the 2025 Victorian Public Healthcare Awards for its success in ending seclusion and mechanical restraints across its mental-health units at Frankston Hospital.
Police Seek Help to Identify Man Found on Frankston Freeway
Police are appealing for help to identify a man found on the Frankston Freeway on 3 November. A Facefit image has been released as investigations continue.
