Man stabbed in Seaford
Police are appealing for witnesses following a stabbing in Seaford this morning. Police and emergency services were called to Carder Avenue around 10am after a man was located with life threatening i...
Daily Archives: Monday 14 December 2015
Intruder killed chasing woman
A BURGLAR who assaulted a woman at a Frankston Heights home at Cassia Grove died after a neighbor, alerted by the woman’s screams at about 1.30pm on Friday afternoon, rushed to help. Police said the ...
Yabbies sink away from pond
SUB-DISTRICT Hastings will be digging deep for the win when it begins day two against Tyabb this Saturday. As the visitors, the Yabbies didn’t fare so well outside the familiar surroundings of the po...
North and South combine
The Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League will be fielding only one team in the Vic Championships next season, shunning the traditional arrangement of both Nepean and Peninsula teams. AFL South...
Hillmen domination continues
DISTRICT The Red Hill steam train shows no signs of slowing down after scoring 9/301 against Mt Martha on Saturday at the Red Hill Showgrounds. The Hillmen rely on no individual to win games of crick...
Baxter start well in must-win game
PROVINCIAL Baxter has placed itself in a strong position to win its final match of 2015 against Somerville. Currently in eighth place on the MPCA Provincial ladder, a loss here would really put them ...
Sexy, sizzling and saucy – Spiegeltent is Back
By Melissa Walsh The Spiegeltent is back with a bang, rolling into Sorrento all the way from Belgium and knocking audiences out with its raunchy night of fun with the show, Limbo. Local media and spe...
Peninsula Short Film Fest
THE star studded line up has just been announced! Peter Helliar from The Project, Michala Banas from Upper Middle Bogan, Damon Gameau – That Sugar Film, Acclaimed Australian Director Rob Connolly (P...
PARC access is a winner
THE Peninsula Aquatic and Recreation Centre (PARC) has won a state government gong for inclusivity. PARC snared the ‘Inclusive Sport, Recreation or Open Space Infrastructure’ award at the Victorian G...
Who watches the council watchers?
ANALYSIS By David Harrison THE state government’s recent move to tighten rules to control councillors and council staff raises some interesting issues, the basic one being: how much control should on...