Fears iconic Portsea Pier will be ‘cut in half’
The future of a 144-year-old Mornington Peninsula pier is clouded and rumours are swirling part of the historic structure will be removed.
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School fees soar past $200,000 on Mornington Peninsula
Mornington Peninsula parents are forking out thousands more to send their children to private school as fees at some colleges top $200,000.
Aussie singer’s cousin charged over guns, stolen goods, drugs
A man who once lived on the property at the heart of a bitter feud between pop star Vanessa Amorosi and her mum, is facing more than 50 serious charges.
Bean counter to lead Mornington Peninsula council
A financial whiz will step in as top dog at one of Victoria’s biggest councils following a secret vote.
‘Gun happy’ farmers and rising culls put wombats at risk
Victoria has been dubbed “the killing state” by wildlife warriors after permits to execute almost 2000 wombats were approved.
Passing the baton on beach safety
When a fully-clothed preschooler jumped in the deep end of a back yard pool, Frankston teen Henry Code knew exactly what to do. And now he’s teaching others.
Inquest to examine horror jet crash
The heartbroken father of jet crash victim James Rose is “confident” lingering questions around the death of his son will be answered.
Excitement builds over Mornington Peninsula townhouse development
It doesn’t have a planning permit and is yet to be advertised, but hundreds are already lining up for their slice of a unique beachside development in Dromana.
‘Give us peace’ Dad’s plea prompts new probe into horror plane crash
A year on from the horror plane crash that killed cameraman James Rose, his family is a step closer to getting answers.
Bayside lapdog lands owner in court
A Bayside woman who set tongues wagging after her pooch was papped in his driveway without a lead, has faced court over fresh offences by her “sweet little lapdog”.
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