The Mornington Peninsula remains under strict Stage 4 lockdown despite not one resident battling COVID-19, as a community push to free the region from the metropolitan Melbourne area, which includes the local mayor, gains momentum.
There have been no new coronavirus infections on the Mornington Peninsula for 14 days, yet the region is still trapped by Melbourne’s draconian lockdown and curfew. A letter to Premier Daniel Andrews has finally revealed why.
A group of talented Bayside basketballers are headed to the US to take up college scholarships. See who made the cut.
Witnesses to a despicable act of cruelty in Brighton are being urged to come forward. You won’t believe what happened to this ringtail possum. SEE THE PICTURES
After being roped off for weeks due to coronavirus restrictions playgrounds across the Mornington Peninsula region are open again. Here’s our list of the best.
Basketball champ Andrew Bogut has taken another shot at responding to concerns about the mega-mansion he is planning in Bayside, saying he will be replacing the celebrated garden with a whopping 5500 plants
Mornington Peninsula looks set to remain in lockdown, despite claims benchmarks set to determine when regional and country Victoria can reopen have been met. Local leaders fear the decision could lead to a third wave of the deadly virus.
Basketball superstar Andrew Bogut has flippantly played down concerns over his proposed triple-storey Beaumaris mansion, saying the home — which will include a half-sized basketball court and wine cellar — will be a “refuge for cats and birds”.
Cricket Victoria has settled on a date that, if councils and clubs are supportive, should be earmarked for metropolitan cricket to start. But Premier Cricket is tipped to start two weeks later.
The number of new coronavirus cases are falling across Victoria. But they are still being recorded in two Mornington Peninsula towns. See where the infections are.
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