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Homelessness reaches record high - Bayside News (opens the original)
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THE number of people sleeping rough in Frankston has soared to its highest level since 2021. Frankston Council estimates that 106 people are known to specialist homelessness services across Frankston, with 67 described as “sleeping rough”. Council estimates that Frankston has the third highest number of people sleeping rough in Victoria. Earlier this month, local politicians, community leaders, and service providers came together for a roundtable to discuss how to address the growing crisis. Fra
Supreme Court rules on childcare dispute - Bayside News (opens the original)
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PLANS for a new childcare centre in Frankston South have stalled after a legal battle which ended up in the Victorian Supreme Court. The site at 253 Humphries Road is currently owned by Tueno Investments Pty Ltd, which also operates Beachwood Early Learning Centres at 53 The Fairway in Bonbeach and 105 Humphries Road in Frankston South. Last month, the Supreme Court ruled on an ongoing contract dispute between site vendor Tueno Investments and developer Saltworks Investments FS, which was planni
Supreme Court rules on childcare dispute - MPNEWS (opens the original)
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PLANS for a new childcare centre in Frankston South have stalled after a legal battle which ended up in the Victorian Supreme Court. The site at 253 Humphries Road is currently owned by Tueno Investments Pty Ltd, which also operates Beachwood Early Learning Centres at 53 The Fairway in Bonbeach and 105 Humphries Road in Frankston South. Last month, the Supreme Court ruled on an ongoing contract dispute between site vendor Tueno Investments and developer Saltworks Investments FS, which was planni
Rail loop plans cause concern - Bayside News (opens the original)
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KINGSTON Council has issued a renewed call for changes around planned Suburban Rail Loop stations in the Cheltenham/Highett and Clayton precincts. Council issued a statement last week saying that an independent Standing Advisory Committee report on the plans, published earlier this year, “raised several concerns that closely reflect issues we have been advocating for.” “Despite these findings, the Victorian Government has now proceeded to approve the planning scheme amendment,” the council state
Council launches bid to save open space - Bayside News (opens the original)
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A BID to keep open space near Mentone Station out of the hands of developers has been launched by Kingston Council. In January of this year, the state government rezoned land at 79 Balcombe Road for potential future development of up to six storeys. The state government-owned site was not reinstated as part of the station gardens after the Level Crossing Removal Project wrapped up work in Mentone. At their most recent meeting, Kingston councillors voted unanimously to explore the possibility of
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