Tag: Frankston

CEO for Committee for Frankston and Mornington Peninsula Predicts a May Federal Election

Frankston, VIC – The CEO of the Committee for Frankston and Mornington, Josh Sinclair, has predicted that the federal government will call an election in May, highlighting the region’s significance in shaping the next government. As political and community leaders gather for a major Election Forum to discuss the future of the Frankston and Mornington […]

“Spin, Win, and Grin: Summer of ‘25  Scrambled Eggs Roadshow.”

Scrambled Eggs Summer Roadshow 2025Your favorite breakfast crew is hitting the road this January! The Scrambled Eggs Show is taking it up a notch, bringing the fun, laughter, and excitement to locations across the Mornington Peninsula. 📅 Roadshow Schedule 🎉 What to Expect 📻 Catch us live on location with Amy, Steve, and the Crew […]

Landmark Healthcare Merger Promises Big Changes for Peninsula

A new healthcare network, provisionally named Bayside Health, will form through a voluntary merger of Peninsula Health, Alfred Health, and Kooweerup Regional Health Service. The merger, announced Thursday morning, is set to take effect from 1 January 2026 and will serve more than one million people, including 300,000 residents of the Mornington Peninsula. The merger […]

Hanging on for Grim Death: Locals Seeking Homelessness Support Up

The number of working Victorians seeking homelessness assistance has reached alarming levels, with a 23% increase over the past five years, according to the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare’s latest annual report. This grim reality is mirrored across the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula regions, where nearly 14,000 Victorians have sought help in the past […]

Frankston Council’s New Look: First Full Meeting with Nine New Single Wards

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.