Peninsula Aero Club: A Truley community focused organisation

Peninsula Aero Club: A Truley community focused organisation

Peninsula Aero Club: A Truley community focused organisation

Debbi de Lapps, spokesperson for the Independent for Flinders group, has declared that the electorate is ready for change ahead of next year’s federal election. Speaking on behalf of the group, Ms de Lapps highlighted growing dissatisfaction with major political…

The Department of Environment, Energy, and Climate has announced its decision to withdraw from direct involvement with the Kananook Creek Advisory Group, sparking concerns about the group’s future. The unexpected decision was revealed during Monday night’s Frankston Council meeting, where…

Victoria’s homelessness crisis has reached critical levels, with nearly one million people at risk and bushfire warnings adding urgency. Overstretched services are turning away 29% of those seeking help. The Council to Homeless Persons calls for a $5 million investment in outreach to prevent tragedies, especially in remote areas. The Call Unanswered report highlights a 67% rise in homelessness risk since 2016, exacerbated by rental stress and insufficient funding. Immediate action is needed to support vulnerable communities.

After reading this prompt, I found myself unexpectedly stumped. I’ve always been a big advocate for self-reflection, but reading this daily prompt made me realise something—this year, I haven’t stopped. This year has been a whirlwind. I’ve been pouring everything…

The newly restructured Frankston City Council holds its first full meeting tonight, with nine single wards and a mix of returning and first-term councillors. Mayor Kris Bolam and Deputy Mayor Steffie Conroy lead the council, focusing on priorities like cost of living and supporting vulnerable community members. With a renewed commitment to unity and respect, the council aims to tackle the challenges and growth facing Frankston in the years ahead.

The Victorian Government is considering an amendment to the Mornington Peninsula Planning Scheme for a new hydrogen production facility in Hastings. The facility would work alongside the existing Hydrogen Liquefaction and Loading Terminal, contributing to the region’s role in clean energy. Public consultation is open until 20 December for community input on the proposal.

A woman travelling at 80km/h, said she felt something unusual on her foot. A quick glance revealed a tiger snake – one of the world’s most venomous snakes – climbing up her leg. Somehow, she managed to knock the snake away, steer through traffic, and pull over to safety before jumping out of her car.

Breaking News: Police are investigating a fatal single-vehicle crash that occurred in Pakenham early this morning, resulting in the death of a male driver. The incident happened around 3:50 am, when a vehicle travelling along Olympic Way veered off the road and crashed through the rear wall of Pakenham Supermarket.
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Sewer Spill Prompts Precautions at Mount Eliza’s Sunnyside Beach