Mornington Peninsula COVID-19 Update – 22 July 2020
Mornington Peninsula Total cases: 76 – Active cases: 11 – New cases today: 0 As state experiences record rise, no new cases on the peninsula. Mornington police station has stepped in to p...
Category Archives: COVID-19
No new cases on the peninsula as locals prepare to mask up
The Mornington Peninsula has had no new cases of Coronavirus in the last 24 hours. The peninsula has had a total of 76 cases, and eleven are still active. The City of Frankston had an increase of one...
Mornington Peninsula COVID-19 Update – 21 July 2020
Mornington Peninsula Total cases: 76 – Active cases: 11 – New cases today: 4 Four new cases on the Mornington Peninsula. Is coronavirus causing a rise in demand for peninsula property? Ke...
Four new cases, eleven active on the peninsula
The Mornington Peninsula has had four new cases of Coronavirus in the last 24 hours. The peninsula has had a total of 76 cases, and eleven are still active. The four new cases come after two days of ...
Virus effects spur move to peninsula
By Danielle Collis MORNINGTON Peninsula real estate agents say an increasing number of Melbourne residents want to move to the Mornington Peninsula. Danckert Real Estate director Sam Danckert said th...
Mornington Peninsula COVID-19 Update – 20 July 2020
Mornington Peninsula Total cases: 72 – Active cases: 7 – New cases today: 0 No new cases today on the Mornington Peninsula. Overport Primary School in Frankston closes for cleaning and fu...
Second day of no new cases on the peninsula
The Mornington Peninsula has had no confirmed new cases of Coronavirus in the last 48 hours. The peninsula has had a total of 72 cases, and seven are still active. The City of Frankston had an increa...
Material, elastic the new necessities
EVERY cloud has a silver lining – just ask Lincraft Mornington assistant store manager Dianne Ansell. Demand for material to make face masks in the fight against COVID-19 is so strong that customers ...
Bus operators need assistance to stay on road
A SIX-MONTH extension of the JobKeeper subsidy is “absolutely imperative for the survival of coach tour companies – a vital part of the Mornington Peninsula’s tourism industry”. Chris O’Shannessy, of...
Tourism support
COMPENSATION for tourism accommodation operators who have suffered cancellations due to the lockdown of metropolitan COVID hotspots has been welcomed. A $5 million fund for regional businesses such a...
