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Locals Lead Parliament Protest Over Mt Eliza Animal Neglect

Locals lead a snap protest at Victoria’s Parliament calling for urgent action over ongoing horse neglect at Maxine Fraser’s Mt Eliza property.
Week 8 of Mount Eliza Horse Protests Draws Long-Term Advocates and Legislative Action

Week 8 of horse welfare protests in Mount Eliza sees renewed calls for action. Meanwhile, advocates urge supporters to sign two state petitions for legal reform.
New Rules for Attending Council Meetings Spark Community Backlash

Mornington Peninsula Shire now requires online registration to attend council meetings. The ‘out of the blue’ facebook post has generated further criticism from residents who see this as another attempt to silence debate and shut down free speech by the council.
Debate Denied: Climate Motion Shut Down at Council Meeting

Tensions rise at Mornington Peninsula Council’s meeting last night following a series of protests against cuts and policy changes.
Protests on the Peninsula: Community Rallies Against Council Cuts to Arts, Climate and First Nations Support

Over 100 locals rallied in Rosebud against Mornington Peninsula Shire Council’s funding cuts to arts, climate action, and First Nations support. Community groups demand urgent reversal.




