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Uncategorised 14/08/2016

NON-VINTAGE VCAT RESULT FOR TULLY’S

Mornington Peninsula Shire has had a back-handed win at VCAT in the matter of Tully’s Corner Produce Store in the Moorooduc Highway, Mt Eliza – back-handed in the sense that shire officers last October recommended…

Uncategorised 30/07/2016

FOI LODGED ON COUNCILLOR OVERSPEND ADVICE

A Freedom of Information request has been lodged with Mornington Peninsula Shire Council seeking details of the instructions shire officers provided to law firm Maddocks Lawyers, “in particular in relation to Cr [Antonella] Celi’s expenditure…

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We have an interesting mix of councillors, new and old, following the recent elections, with a gain of one woman from four to five and a couple of "recycles" – David Gill in Red Hill and Frank Martin in Seawinds.

Bev Colomb is joined in Briars ward by Rosie Clark, replacing Anne Shaw, who retired. Antonella Celi was resoundingly returned in Seawinds ward, Kate Roper toppled David Garnock in Cerberus ward and Julie Edge replaced Lynn Bowden in Watson ward.

New councillor Gill previously served on the old Mornington shire. Martin was a Mornington Peninsula shire councillor from 2008 to 2014, representing Red Hill ward until resigning because of ill health.

Another shire veteran is Bryan Payne, elected to Nepean ward. He has served as CEO on several councils and brings a valuable new tranche of experience to the chamber.

The shire is without councillors until the newly elected group is sworn in on 14 November. Meanwhile, life goes on, pretty much as normal. But quieter.

David Harrison

Mornington Peninsula Bandicoot

LEAN AND NOSEY LIKE A BANDICOOT

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NON-VINTAGE VCAT RESULT FOR TULLY’S

FOI LODGED ON COUNCILLOR OVERSPEND ADVICE