If she had to choose, the multi-talented Charlotte Sinnamon, who recently played Lady Windermere in the Mornington Peninsula Theatre Company’s production of Oscar Wilde’s famous play, would choose the stage. However, she says that initially, being an actor wasn’t a choice.
Mornington artist/illustrator Russell Murchie is a raconteur of motorcycle culture.…
Spring is a time that instantly makes us feel hope, change, happiness, anticipation and you can’t help but think, colour! Bright sunny hues of yellow, pink, orange and happy tones of the rainbow. I’m feeling it, now we need to wear it.
That Gary Turner should get throat cancer, as his voice is one of his greatest assets, was a cruel twist of fate. Gary does radio programs for places as far away as Nauru. He’s also a media and communications advisor, a Master of Ceremonies, and an actor.
From backyard flips in Frankston to the grand stage of the Paris Olympics! Brock Batty’s trampoline journey started with fun jumps and self-taught tricks. Now, at 17, he’s making history as the youngest male ever to compete in trampoline gymnastics. Brock is beyond excited to represent and compete in his first Olympics!
When Melisse Fernando migrated to Australia from Sri Lanka, she couldn’t have known that her secret recipe for hot sauce would win her family ‘Australian Sauce of The Year’ for 2024 at the Australian Barbeque Awards. However, her daughter Bernie and son-in-law Anthony Brookes, with their keen entrepreneurial spirit, recognised the potential of Mama Melisse’s hot sauce, made in Frankston.
Serves 4-6 as a side dish. Recipe and photos developed by Fiona Hammond for Torello Farm.
Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife Conservation Park’s newest attraction includes venomous snakes, pythons, a freshwater crocodile, green tree frogs, and a range of lizards in purpose-built reptile habitats.
Carrum Downs artist Jaq Grantford has always had a passion…
Red Hill is a 86 kilometre journey south from Melbourne, located in the hinterland of the Mornington Peninsula, between the coastal towns of Dromana and Balnarring. It has a population of approximately 1,009 with a landscape consisting of scenic hills and native forests.
