A LOCATION for the controversial Southern Peninsula Aquatic Centre is again up in the air after councillors backflipped on a ...
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Louise embraces her curves
LIKE most girls her age, 11-year-old Louise Frith likes drawing, playing on her iPad and socialising with friends.
Toorak College team meets Snowgum challenge
A GROUP of Toorak College students will compete on the national stage after winning the Snowgum Hillary Challenge.
Hands-on lesson at Kunyung
KUNYUNG Primary School pupils Erin and Sam have fun learning about the Royal Flying Doctor Service in an ...
Mt Eliza estate divides shire
Mornington Peninsula vaccination plan on track
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Frankston Peninsula Heat hopes to retain UK star Matt Lineker
Peninsula table tennis teams claim Country Week shield success
EIGHTEEN players and six teams represented the Mornington Peninsula Table Tennis Association in the annual Country Week competition.
Toorak College team meets Snowgum challenge
A GROUP of Toorak College students will compete on the national stage after winning the Snowgum Hillary Challenge.
Mornington trainer convicted on two charges
MORNINGTON trainer Mark Riley has been found guilty by the Racing Appeals and Disciplinary Board of two charges relating to ...
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Australia has lost 2 per cent of its birds already and another 20 bird species are considered at ...
Protect our data, but don't monitor us online
Australians have a high level of trust in governments to protect their personal information from misuse, a survey has found.
Still breathing the devil's dust
At first it was miners and wharfies, then all sorts of tradesmen. Now a different generation of home ...
GALLERY: Mel Doyle quits Sunrise
Melissa Doyle has announced that she is leaving Channel Seven's Sunrise after nearly 12 years on the breakfast ...
Gillard plans Jakarta talks on boat people
Julia Gillard is planning a trip to Indonesia in two weeks to discuss with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono ways to ...
Holden pressures Coalition on funding
Holden is stepping up pressure on the federal Coalition to commit to funding for the automotive industry over ...
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Drug crime budgets leave spending on harm reduction way behind
Australia is spending more than a billion dollars each year fighting the ''war on drugs'' but has slashed funding for ...
Helping a friend with depression or anxiety
You probably know a friend or loved one who is suffering from depression or anxiety, but do you ...
Myths and realities of domestic violence
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After Jolie, women less shy to investigate mastectomies
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Louise embraces her curves
LIKE most girls her age, 11-year-old Louise Frith likes drawing, playing on her iPad and socialising with friends.
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CHECK out the best of what's happening around town.
Mornington Winter Jazz Festival music to the ears
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GALLERY: Mel Doyle quits Sunrise
Melissa Doyle has announced that she is leaving Channel Seven's Sunrise after nearly 12 years on the breakfast ...
Royal couple won't learn baby's sex until its birth
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have asked not to be told their baby's gender because they want ...
Low-cost TV rules as networks chase cheap news
The reason free-to-air commercial broadcasters are so fond of news, current affairs and sports programming was made abundantly ...
Toorak College win big at Archibald awards
TOORAK College Mt Eliza won the overall prize and came first and third prize in individual categories at ...
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Daily horoscopes: Thursday, June 20
Read Alison Moroney's daily stars for Thursday, June 20, 2013.
ASIC probe too late for too many
The Senate inquiry into the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) is long overdue but welcome.
Retirees feel like they are 30 again, study finds
Retirement makes people feel happier and healthier than they have done at any point since their mid-30s, an ...
Helping a friend with depression or anxiety
You probably know a friend or loved one who is suffering from depression or anxiety, but do you ...
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So long smearing, hello smudging
Writer Donna Kelly is sad that the one cuisine technique she has mastered has ended.
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force. And ...
Drive safely this winter
Treechanger Donna Kelly may have left the road ragers behind but the tailgaters are still in force.
Letters to the Editor, Peninsula Weekly
Letters to the editor and web comments published in this week's edition of the Peninsula Weekly
With winter comes extra clothes and colds
Asthma sufferer Donna Kelly shares what winter in Victoria means to her.
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Win a two-bedroom stay for the Ekka
The Ekka is from August 8-17, and we’ve got a two-night stay to giveaway in a two-bedroom apartment ...
The big chill: embrace or escape
From sun-filled sojourns to log fire retreats, Belinda Jackson reveals the hottest last-minute winter holidays.
Off limits: 10 places you will never go in Australia
There's off the beaten track, and there's so far off the beaten track that you can't even get ...
Gold Coast hinterland: Clouds on Beechmont
Divine intervention, perhaps. There’s something enlightening about spending a night in a renovated church – whether it be ...