Frankston City News

Frankston City News is Council’s bimonthly publication delivered to 60,000 households in Frankston City six times a year (Jan-Feb, March-April, May-June, July-August, September-October, November-December). You can also pick up a copy at key collection points in our city.

It is also available on our website both as a digital copy and with shareable top stories below. 

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Frankston City News recent edition highlights

Frankston City First flags funding priorities ahead of election

Frankston City Council launched its federal election advocacy campaign today, calling on candidates, stakeholders and the community to get behind a suite of priority projects needing investment from a future federal government.

Have your say on living well and ageing strong in Frankston City

Frankston City Council is reviewing its Community Care services in response to the Australian Government’s upcoming Aged Care Reforms and is seeking feedback from clients, carers, service providers, community organisations, Council staff and the wider community.

South Side Festival returns to celebrate creativity and community!

Frankston’s annual South Side Festival returns in May, delivering a captivating 11-day program showcasing thought-provoking performances, raucous comedy, dazzling installations, striking visual arts, and some delightfully naughty bits.

Mental health outreach program for Frankston Train Station

A new initiative putting mental health and social support practitioners in the heart of Frankston’s city centre has launched this month, making community wellbeing and safety a priority for 2025.

Kinder and family services under one roof in Frankston South

Kinder and family services under one roof in Frankston South. Scouts founder Baden Powell would be proud to see the new kindergarten and family services building that bears his name!

Club bowled over by exciting upgrades

Carrum Bowling Club at Seaford is now home to a range of exciting new upgrades, providing even more reasons for locals to enjoy the sport and the beautiful surroundings.

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