Tickets for first Mornington Peninsula market going fast
The first craft market out of lockdown will be a 60 stall event including food trucks and live music. Here’s how you can join the party.
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Mornington: History of postcode 3931
Mornington has been Melbourne’s holiday playground for more than 150 years, but the seaside town was also the scene of the biggest tragedy in the history of Australian football. Here’s a look at postcode 3931.
AFL Grand Finals: How Mornington Peninsula players made their mark
Blairgowrie boy Tom Lynch is the latest Mornington Peninsula footballer chasing more premiership glory. See who came before him.
Stink over dog poo on Mornington Peninsula beach
Disgusted walkers were shocked with the state of a Blairgowrie beach. You won’t believe how many dog poos were found.
Will schoolies be banned from Rye?
Victorian Year 12 students have missed out on many milestones thanks to 2020 and now their end of year blowout is looking like another COVID-19 casualty.
Men line up for haircuts in Mornington as barbers reopen
Lockdown has ended for the hair and beauty industry and a suprising customer has led the charge to the salon.
Car impounded after covidiot busted in Rosebud
An early morning dash to buy cigarettes in Rosebud has cost a 31 year old man $2797. And he’s also facing a day in court.
Risk of more landslides across Mornington Peninsula
Emergency services have been kept busy clearing debris from multiple landslides across the Mornington Peninsula. And they warn more damage is likely.
Thousands want Mornington shopping strip closed to cars
It’s one of the Mornington Peninsula’s most popular summer destinations and locals have a plan to help it bounce back from lockdown.
Will Halloween be the latest COVID-19 casualty?
Debate over whether Halloween celebrations should be allowed this year is raging across the Mornington Peninsula. And one side of the argument is getting a lot of support.
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