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Could Mornington Peninsula be Melbourne’s first virus free area?
A sudden dip in the number of new coronavirus infections has put the region in the running to become Melbourne’s first virus free area. Here’s who we have to beat.
Schoolies hub cancelled on Mornington Peninsula
A base created to protect teens during Schoolies Week has been cancelled in a bid to keep numbers down across the Mornington Peninsula. But experts have warned nothing will stop the party.
Mornington Peninsula Spoonville trampled in Fathers Day attack
“Low life scum” have trashed a community art project designed to lift spirits during lockdown. But it looks like the vandals underestimated community commitment to the morale boosting cutlery.
More time to pay for Mornington Peninsula ratepayers
Mornington Peninsula Shire is still owed about $1 million in unpaid rates. But only a handful of people have qualified for the council’s hardship policy.
When kids can go back to the classroom
Remote learning has had its highs and lows — for parents and kids. But while the end is in sight for some there is no guarantee that all kids will be back in school before November. Here’s what needs to happen for classrooms to reopen.
How Mornington Peninsula can reboot after lockdown
Desperate traders are begging for a clear plan to help them survive the coronavirus shutdown, saying the council should be following London’s lead.
Tyabb Airfield lands win over ‘weird, dysfunctional’ permit
A 42 year old rule that hasn’t been followed since 2005 has been overturned. Peninsula Aero Club says the decision is a win for the community but ratepayers could end up with a hefty bill.
Drug overdoses up across Mornington Peninsula
The number of drug deaths on the Mornington Peninsula is “unacceptably” high, experts say, with most caused by mixing prescription drugs with alcohol. And they fear fatalities will continue to rise in the wake of the pandemic.
Food fads Melburnians are loving in lockdown
From pancake cereal to spag bol pizza, food trends have been a little wacky during lockdown 2.0. Here’s some that have really hit the spot.
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