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  1. Benton’s Square Reopens Following Fire
    VICMPNews News · Few hours ago
  2. Mayor joins Mt Eliza locals in push for intersection upgrades
    VICMPNews News · Few hours ago
  3. ‘Save Our Seat’ questions state government’s transparency
    VICMPNews News · Today
  4. ‘Nothing rigged’: Block insider hits back at $200k claims
    VICrealestate.com.au · Today
  5. Retail Supervisor - Opportunity Shop (Aged Care)
    VICThe Sentinel-Times · Today

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MPNews Latest News· TodayHealth

Paid parking to begin at Rosebud Hospital and The Mornington Centre

Paid parking will start at Rosebud Hospital and The Mornington Centre from 27 October. Bayside Health says the fees will cover rising operational and maintenance costs. Staff will pay $4.50 per eight-hour shift, matching other Peninsula Care Group sites. Nepean MP Anthony Marsh opposes the changes, calling them tone-deaf during a cost-of-living crisis. Parking will remain free for visits under 30 minutes.

Paid parking to begin at Rosebud Hospital and The Mornington Centre
realestate.com.au· TodayLifestyle

Daddy Cool icon Ross Wilson lists renovated Port Melbourne home for $2.6m

Rock musician Ross Wilson is selling his Port Melbourne home, which he bought in 2018 for $1.681m. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom house has been extended and renovated and carries a $2.4m to $2.6m price guide. Agent Justin Holod of Marshal White says buyers have described the home as feeling like a famous person lives there, pointing to an old-school jukebox. The house goes to auction on November 7 at 1.30pm.

Daddy Cool icon Ross Wilson lists renovated Port Melbourne home for $2.6m
MPNews Latest News· Yesterday

Bentons Square Shopping Centre closed following fire

It is a company profile of Mornington Peninsula News Group, a locally owned and independent media business established in 2006. According to that text, the group publishes five weekly community newspapers, including the Western Port News, Mornington News and Frankston Times, along with two glossy magazines, Peninsula Essence and Peninsula Kids. Because the material provides no details about the shopping centre, the fire, its closure or any response by authorities, no summary of those events can be reliably written from it.

Bentons Square Shopping Centre closed following fire
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The Indian Sun· YesterdayTechnology

AI pothole patrol detects more than 300 road defects on Mornington Peninsula

An artificial intelligence system fitted to an RACV roadside assistance van has detected more than 300 road defects across 1,000 kilometres of Victorian roads. The system, called RoughSense, was developed by RMIT University and tested with RACV. It identifies cracking, rutting and emerging potholes as the van completes its normal duties. The highest concentration of defects was found along the Frankston-Flinders Road corridor. Researchers are still assessing the system's accuracy, and the trial runs until January 2027.

AI pothole patrol detects more than 300 road defects on Mornington Peninsula
Now To Love· YesterdayEntertainment

Scott Cam warns of tension ahead of The Block finale as old grudges surface

The Block host Scott Cam says contestants are heading into the finale with old grudges and fresh revelations. Cam, who will host the auction, said the five Mount Eliza homes each carry a $3.45 million reserve. He said the production team apologised on air after wrongly stating that one couple had overspent their budget, but believes the fallout went further than needed. Cam said he has no idea which team will do well on auction day, as past winners have surprised him. The next season will be filmed at a heritage-listed former asylum in Sunbury.

Scott Cam warns of tension ahead of The Block finale as old grudges surface
The Sentinel-Times· YesterdayCouncil

Storm shock: No injuries but there could have been, they say

A storm cell struck Leongatha around 7pm last Saturday, bringing wind, rain and heavy hail. Leongatha SES received calls about fallen trees, collapsed ceilings and flooding. Three SES teams attended nine fallen trees or branches and five building damage incidents. One rescue was carried out. SES controller Teresa Jans said some drivers showed little courtesy to police and emergency crews at the scene, which she described as a concern. Local SES also cleared trees in Inverloch.

Storm shock: No injuries but there could have been, they say
Now To Love· This weekProperty

‘Caught in the middle’: Inside The Block cast wars as auction day looms

Tensions among The Block contestants are running high ahead of auction day at the Mount Eliza properties. Woman's Day reports that the five teams are divided after months of rivalries, and that end-of-season celebrations have reportedly become chaotic, with separate after-parties being organised. Jolene is reportedly trying to reconnect with Courtney and Sev, while Lisa is said to be less willing. Wyatt and Chantel have reportedly stayed on the Gold Coast, and Rick and Tayla are said to have received encouragement from producers, which some contestants have noticed.

‘Caught in the middle’: Inside The Block cast wars as auction day looms
The Indian Sun· This weekPolitics

Labor promises 45 more beds and 145 nurses to cut Werribee Mercy emergency waits

Victoria's Labor government has promised 45 extra beds and 145 nurses for Werribee Mercy Hospital as part of a $1.5 billion election commitment. The plan would expand emergency departments at 12 Victorian hospitals by an average of 25 per cent and reduce waiting times at those hospitals by up to 20 per cent. Labor says the expansion depends on winning re-election. The government has not yet released construction timetables or explained how the waiting time reduction was calculated.

Labor promises 45 more beds and 145 nurses to cut Werribee Mercy emergency waits
PerthNow Local· This weekPolitics

Health, crime in frame as rivals sharpen election sells

Victorian Premier Ben Carroll has launched Labor's campaign for a fourth straight term, pledging to cut emergency department wait times. He announced $1.5 billion to expand emergency departments at 12 hospitals, with 250 extra beds and 1500 more health workers. Opposition Leader Jess Wilson, speaking at a vandalised Upwey South tennis club, focused on crime and pledged 3000 new police officers. Mr Carroll accused the coalition of seeking to Americanise the health system, a claim Ms Wilson rejected. The state election is on November 28.

Health, crime in frame as rivals sharpen election sells

MORNINGTON PENINSULA: Ambassafor visits The Briars

French Ambassador to Australia David Martinon visited The Briars on Friday, October 23, to explore the Mornington Peninsula's link to Napoleon Bonaparte. He viewed selected items from the internationally significant Napoleonic Collection in private. The collection traces back to the Balcombe family, who befriended Napoleon during his exile on St Helena in 1815. It will form part of a dedicated exhibition when the Homestead reopens later this year following restoration works.

MORNINGTON PENINSULA: Ambassafor visits The Briars
The Indian Sun· Just nowLifestyle

Different cultures, shared stories as Hello Zindagi turns two

Hello Zindagi, a multicultural group that began as a radio show on Eastern FM 98.1, marked its second anniversary with an evening of music, dance and storytelling in a hall in Melbourne's east. Around 100 guests attended, including community leaders and elected representatives. Founder Ruchi Sharma said the group aims to reach more people and build a more connected, inclusive community. The evening also supported a fundraising effort for flood relief in Nepal. Federal and state MPs spoke about the value of passing cultural traditions to younger generations.

Different cultures, shared stories as Hello Zindagi turns two
ABC News Just In· Just nowSport

Williams eyes Melbourne Cup success with horse he'll meet in the yard

Jockey Craig Williams will ride James J Braddock in this year's Melbourne Cup, despite not having ridden the four-year-old yet. The horse is trained by Joseph O'Brien, who is seeking further Cup success after previous wins with Rekindling and Twilight Payment. Williams won the 2019 Cup with Vow And Declare. He said co-owner Ozzie Kheir pressed him to commit to the ride last month. Co-owner Kevin Blake said the horse has been bouncing since arriving at Werribee from Ireland last week.

Williams eyes Melbourne Cup success with horse he'll meet in the yard

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