Buckley gets another chance

WILLIAM Buckley is coming back to Rosebud on the 26 and 27 April.  He is coming in the form of a chamber opera, locally devised by peninsula residents Antony Ransome (pictured), retired opera pe...

Bike owner sought

A BLACK Triumph motorcycle found at a Cranbourne West house is believed to be stolen. Dandenong police said a man at the house said he had recently bought the bike. Police inspecting the bike on 22 M...

Police name and ID their ‘top 10’

Police have issued a top 10 list their “most wanted”. The three women and seven men are all wanted on outstanding warrants and police believe they may be living on the Mornington Peninsula. Police ha...

Police track stolen boat through ‘known’ car

A ROSEBUD Motor Boat Squadron member became suspicious when he noticed the club’s front gate had been forced open and a car and boat trailer hidden in bushes, 6.45am, Thursday 4 April. Club commodore...

Dancing off to Disneyland

Twenty-two student dancers from the Mornington Peninsula, flew out this week to  perform in the Dance the Magic parade at Disneyland Park, Anaheim, California. The students, aged eight to 42, ha...

Beach dogs brought to heel with tighter rules

DOG owners are being asked to “tighten the leash” at nine Mornington Peninsula beaches. In a bid to “encourage residents to better manage dog behaviour and improve dog obedience”, Mornington Peninsul...

Fruitgrower fined for shooting parrots

A RED Hill orchardist caught with 19 dead rainbow lorikeets in the back of his ute was fined $15,000 at Dromana Magistrates’ Court last week for shooting the birds and verbally abusing authorised off...

Dog baits at Hastings

HASTINGS dog owners are being warned to be on the lookout for rat poison baits. Police said they received the first of a dog bait being left on the street on Wednesday 27 March from a man walking his...

Schools’ day out for the environment

Hundreds of Mornington Peninsula schoolchildren were last week taking in the environment message as relayed by such presenters as Lionel Lauch, above right. Ivy, Lily and Jaeda, bottom left, from Osb...

Mynas are no minor problem in the wild

By Barry Morris Two men are waging war against Indian myna birds, sometimes called flying rats and cane toads of the sky, which they say are a scourge on the Australian landscape. Peter Wiltshire, se...