STPL News is investing time and resources into covering the Nepean by-election with reporting focused on the candidates, key issues and community concerns shaping the contest.
Your support helps fund the real work behind that coverage. This includes time on the ground, travel across the electorate, attending campaign events, speaking with locals, reviewing documents, following leads, producing photography and video, and publishing timely updates as the campaign unfolds.
It also helps support deeper local scrutiny and more consistent reporting during a period when public interest is high and reliable local coverage matters.
Secure payment via PayPal
Payments are processed securely through PayPal. You will be redirected to a secure checkout page to complete your support.
Who Do You Stand With? STPL News Wants to Hear From Local Supporters This Election
STPL News invites Flinders residents to share authentic opinions on local election candidates for a special feature, focusing on community voices and pressing issues.
Mayor Responds to Inspectorate Investigation Reports: “Nothing Beyond Routine Checks”
Mayor Anthony Marsh of Mornington Peninsula Shire has downplayed speculation of an investigation by the Local Government Inspectorate, emphasizing routine post-election procedures.
Labor’s $250K Pledge Overshadowed by Liberal’s $5M Somerville Commitment
As the federal election approaches in May, Somerville Recreation Reserve’s future is pivotal, with Labor’s $250,000 and Liberal’s $5 million funding promises competing, highlighting community priorities and the need for feedback on the master plan.
Hastings Club Fallout Exposes Widespread Neglect in Western Port
Prompted by STPL News’ coverage of the Hastings Club collapse, a local volunteer has exposed systemic neglect across sporting facilities in Somerville, Tyabb and Hastings, calling for urgent action.
Frankston City Council’s Call for Support on Key Projects
Frankston Council is urging election candidates to support funding for emergency relief, infrastructure upgrades, and a $11.7M active transport network to better connect the city.
