$506M Private Investment Boosts Frankston City Development Frankston City Council has approved planning application for a $91 million private development at the cinematic location of 438-444 Nepean Highway Frankston. The former home of Frankston Cinemas will be transformed into a 14 storey mixed-use building with breathtaking views of the bay.
Branching out – Frankston’s City biggest ever tree giveaway! Council is delivering its largest ever tree and indigenous plant giveaway in 2025–26, with thousands more trees for homes, schools and community spaces thanks to an increased budget commitment through its new Local Support Package.
Council making waves in tackling national water safety issue Frankston City Council is stepping up to tackle one of Australia’s growing challenges – declining swimming skills among children* – committing an additional $75,000 to the Can Swim program in the 2025–26 ‘Stronger Together’ Annual Budget.
Frankston City Council delivers greater transparency with new-look Hub We have relaunched our Transparency Hub, making it easier than ever for our community to see how Council works and access the information that matters most.
Council strengthens Local Support Package with targeted support Frankston City Council is continuing to back its community through its new Local Support Package (LSP), directing funding to where it’s needed most. The focus remains on easing cost-of-living pressures and strengthening local organisations that support vulnerable residents.
Frankston City leading the way in shade for healthier play Council's Frankston Play Strategy was recently recognised for excellence in designing healthier, more comfortable and inclusive outdoor spaces, picking up the 2025 Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) VIC Award for Shadesmart and becoming a finalist in the upcoming national awards.