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Find out the latest news and updates on Council's advocacy activities from our media release below, our Facebook page and Frankston City News.

Published Media Releases

Council continues advocating for best transport solutions

Published on 09 November 2021

Council continues to advocate for improved public transport outcomes, including the proposed electrification of the rail line from Frankston Train Station towards the Mornington Peninsula, on behalf of Frankston City residents.

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Congratulations to Peta Murphy on federal election result in Dunkley

Published on 24 May 2022

Council congratulates re-elected Federal Member for Dunkley, Ms Peta Murphy, as Frankston City moves a step closer towards the delivery of a number of fantastic projects across the municipality.

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Council congratulates FDBA on Basketball Association of the year award

Published on 23 May 2022

The Frankston District Basketball Association has taken out Basketball Victoria’s prestigious Association of the year Award.

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Peak Aquatic Industry Bodies back calls for upgrades to Pines Pool

Published on 17 May 2022

Council continues to call on the Federal and State candidates in this year’s elections to help fund improvements to the Pines Forest Aquatic Centre and upgrade the 40 year old pool.

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Council secures $39.5 million election funding commitments

Published on 16 May 2022

Council has secured $39.5 million in election funding commitments from candidates representing the major parties in the seat of Dunkley.

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Council calls for city shaping Nepean Boulevard funding

Published on 12 April 2022

Council is calling on Federal and State candidates in this year’s elections to help fund a $37 million revitalisation of the Nepean Highway .

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