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  • Latest Mornington Peninsula news stories and updates. What is happening today? All recent Mornington Peninsula news and developments. Live coverage and timeline of Mornington Peninsula. All you need to know about Mornington Peninsula.
Archibald Prize returns to Tamworth in 2024
Raising Glass To Victorian Wine Award Winners
Active Recreation Hub construction has begun
$2.5 million to support children’s learning
Mornington Peninsula goes electric
Prestigious Archibald Prize returns this Spring
Dogs are all ears at Hastings Library
Have you forgotten to renew your pet registration?
Funding available for Senior’s Festival events
Have you nominated your town yet?
Pair charged following 22 burglaries across southern suburbs
Customer Experience Benchmarking survey begins today
Curtains close on Victoria’s fire season
Mornington Peninsula Planning Scheme Amendment C286morn
Site Secured For New Early Parenting Centre
Help shape Peninsula’s economy over next 10 years
Uplifting accessibility and experiences across our urban parks
Australia’s cattle herd in state of change
Public Art Policy consultation closes soon
Feel supported with smalltalk
Your guide to the ultimate trip to Point Nepean ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ Park
Anzac Day on Peninsula 3 April
Help shape our Carbon Neutral Policy
Does your child need kindergarten in 2024?
New Watson Ward Councillor elected
Essential workers face ever greater challenges
Disability Action Plan, Emus subdivision approved
Paragliders airborne at Mount Martha
Boost for local sporting facilities
Find your DRIFT as Peninsula’s major arts festival returns
Making Mothers Beach, Mornington safer and more accessible
Discover fascinating world of fungi
Renters exposed by rate rises underscores need for more social housing
We’re transforming way food is produced on Peninsula
Barking Mad discount for Million Paws Walk
Five ways to celebrate your wellbeing
How do you feel about public art?
Pet registration due in April
We’re celebrating diversity to mark Harmony Week
Buildings used iron from sunken ships centuries ago. The use of recycled materials should be business as usual by now
Melbourne’s ‘housing breaking point index’ revealed
Stop Development chipping away at our Green Wedge
Police charge man after historic sex offences
Devilbend freshwater hotspot on Mornington Peninsula
Devilbend Freshwater Hotspot On Peninsula
Those Youngsters are at it again
Become Energy Hero
Nominations closing soon for our Heritage Awards 2023

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