Teen mental health program first for Bayside schools
As the demand for mental health services soared during lockdown, a Bayside community health organisation was leading the way with a ground breaking program for teens.
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Vote now: Who is the best hairdresser in Melbourne’s south?
We asked our readers who their favourite hairdresser in Melbourne’s south is and the large response has blow-dried us away. Now it’s time to vote. Who will be our city’s top trimmer? You decide who is a cut above the rest.
Mornington Peninsula’s top 8 inspiring business women
The Mornington Peninsula is brimming with women making their mark in business. Here’s a list of some of the region’s most inspirational female small business owners.
Vote now: Who is the Peninsula’s best hairdresser?
We asked our readers who their favourite Mornington Peninsula hairdresser is and the large response has blow-dried us away. Now it’s time to vote. Who will be our region’s top trimmer? You decide who is a cut above the rest.
How Mornington Peninsula camping could open sooner
A pricey plan to allow Christmas camping at Rosebud, Rye and Sorrento has been revealed as other foreshore sites in the region push ahead with a December launch.
Black market for private Peninsula sites in wake of camping ban
Campers are desperately wanting to pitch their tent on the Mornington Peninsula this Christmas, with a cheeky social media post revealing the potential emergence of a black market for sites.
Melbourne’s worst animal cruelty cases revealed
A dog has been put down after he was found grossly neglected for months, while a number of cats have been caught up in disturbing discoveries in a shocking string of animal cruelty incidents. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES
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Paul Mercurio waltzes into local politics after year-long campaign
He’s still recognised in the street as the star of award-winning film Strictly Ballroom. But Paul Mercurio says it was his passion for the local community that earned him his next big role.
Mornington boaties thrown lifeline after ‘bombshell’ jetty closure
The romance of the old fishing boats at a popular Mornington jetty has been saved – for now.
Camping ban ‘final nail in coffin’ for Peninsula traders
Devastated traders have blasted a decision to scrap Christmas camping along the Mornington Peninsula foreshore and now fear they won’t survive next year’s winter.
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