Young people bring Dromana’s stories to life in vibrant mural Published on 20 February 2026 What was once a tagged wall in Dromana is now alive with colour, memories, and community spirit. Tagged as: , Peninsula Tale
Help choose Crib Point Pool’s new mural Published on 17 February 2026 The Crib Point Pool mural project is moving into its next stage, and the community is being invited to have its say once again. Tagged as: , Media Release
Bales of hope rolling out from The Briars Published on 13 February 2026 Over the past few weeks, something quietly powerful has been happening at The Briars. Tagged as: , Peninsula Tale
International Women’s Day on the Peninsula Published on 11 February 2026 In less than one month, the Mornington Peninsula will celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) 2026 on Sunday 8 March. Tagged as: , Media Release
Fire in recycling truck highlights dangers of hazardous waste in house Published on 09 February 2026 A recycling truck caught fire in Mount Martha on Thursday morning after hazardous materials were incorrectly placed in a household bin. Tagged as: , Media Release
From first splashes to family traditions: 50 years of Crib Point Pool Published on 06 February 2026 Some places don’t just age, they gather stories. And for 50 summers now, Crib Point Pool has been quietly collecting them, one splash at a time. Tagged as: , Peninsula Tale
Crib Point Pool celebrates 50 golden years Published on 02 February 2026 Crib Point Pool has marked a major milestone, celebrating 50 years at the heart of the local community with a sun-soaked anniversary event that brought generations together. Tagged as: , Media Release
Walk in Her Shoes - women’s homelessness on the Peninsula Published on 02 February 2026 Homelessness on the Mornington Peninsula continues to rise with the region now recording the highest overall number of people sleeping rough, including the highest number of women, of all Victorian LGA's counting this data. Tagged as: , Media Release
The mother who turned unbearable grief into a lifeline for thousands Published on 30 January 2026 Three years ago, Chantelle Ross lost her son Jamerson to a hit and run in Hastings. Today, she's the reason 10,000 people on the Peninsula no longer grieve alone. Tagged as: , Peninsula Tale