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Brothers in fine form at athletics titles

01 Sep 10 | BROTHERS Troy and Joel McGill put in good performances in the Athletics Australia all schools cross-country championships last month.

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Wartime pilot dies in blaze

01 Sep 10 | FIRE investigators are probing a blaze that killed World War II bomber pilot Max Darby in his Rosebud home early last Friday.

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Bill paves way for better protection

01 Sep 10 | RESTRAINING orders will be easier to obtain under proposed state laws aimed at tackling an increase in complaints of harassment, stalking and bullying.

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Youth to have their say at forum

01 Sep 10 | PEOPLE aged 12-25 from around Victoria will gather in Frankston on September 9 for a youth forum.

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Mum is hooked on big bike ride

01 Sep 10 | PENINSULA resident Tina Bedford can't wait to jump back in the saddle for her second Great Victorian Bike Ride.

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Lighting up in memory

01 Sep 10 | A LANGWARRIN family will 'light the night' this month to raise funds for the Leukaemia Foundation.

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Huge cliff fall at Mt Eliza

01 Sep 10 | A HUGE section of six-metre high cliff near the end of Daveys Bay Road, Mt Eliza, has crashed onto the beach.

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Dawn right on target

01 Sep 10 | IT has been 30 years in the making, but archer Dawn Nelson has at last realised her ambition of competing at the Commonwealth Games.

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Three more sought over Oakleigh riot

01 Sep 10 | POLICE are searching for three men believed to be involved in the Oakleigh riot in which a crazed mob trashed a Bob Jane T-Mart store and bashed a Fairfax photographer.

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Fashioning a niche in style

01 Sep 10 | JESSICA Nagy's flair and love for fashion paid off when she was named national skilled trainee of the year.

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Remembering those who battled it out for Australia

01 Sep 10 | TODAY, September 1, is the day of national observance to honour those who served and died defending Australia from the Japanese in land, air and sea battles in 1942 and 1943.

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Cycle path extended

01 Sep 10 | THE planned bicycle path beside Peninsula Link freeway will be extended to Mt Eliza Regional Park.

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You beauty, it's nine finalists

01 Sep 10 | THE Mornington Peninsula has nine finalists in the national 2010 Keep Australia Beautiful Tidy Towns awards.

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Peninsula Health starts smoke ban

01 Sep 10 | ALL Peninsula Health workplaces and service centre will become smoke-free from today.

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State again urged to buy big bush block

01 Sep 10 | MORNINGTON Peninsula Shire is calling on the state government to buy a 40-hectare bush block in Mt Eliza.

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Getting ready to really shine

01 Sep 10 | STUDENTS from around the region strutted their stuff last week in a mass dance rehearsal for the Victorian State Schools Spectacular.

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Help for mentally ill

01 Sep 10 | A MENTAL health service to support young people will be built near Frankston Hospital.

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Up in the air

01 Sep 10 | PARKS Victoria has failed to find an operator for the peninsula's iconic tourist attraction the Arthurs Seat chairlift and has started the second tendering process.

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Splash and dash

01 Sep 10 | Department of Sustainability and Environment contractors continue to play King Canute at Portsea Beach.

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Tides wash away new sand supply

25 Aug 10 | SAND from a Gippsland quarry being used to replenish eroded Portsea beach is being washed out into Port Phillip Bay by high tides.

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