Enjoy a Family Fun picnic package on Victoria s Mornington Peninsula – with a return 15-minute-each-way Arthurs Seat aerial gondola ride included in the middle, before, or after the feast.
The ride offers spectacular views of the Mornington Peninsula, across Port Phillip Bay and the Melbourne city skyline, and wildlife like kangaroos, wallabies, kookaburras and the local wedge-tailed eagles.
The picnic comprises sandwiches, wraps, hot food, cupcakes, juices and coffee or tea at $150 for two adults and two children. Other options are a chocoholics picnic, or a posh picnic for two with prosecco and a gourmet platter.
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That’s the spirit: Women walk for others
WOMEN on a three-day walk from Frankston to Cape Schanck earlier this month aimed to “inspire and empower those experiencing disadvantage and transform their lives through fitness, health and wellbeing activities”.
The Women’s Spirit Walk – the Frank to Schanck Challenge – set off from Frankston pier on Friday 30 April with about 70 women and some men on a mission to reach Cape Schanck lighthouse by Sunday afternoon, 2 May.
Founder and managing director of Women’s Spirit Project Jodie Belyea said one-in-four women experienced mental health issues, family violence and/or social isolation. “Fitness, health and wellbeing are crucial to living a balanced, purposeful and passionate life, however, opportunities to participate in these activities are not financially accessible to all women – many in the Frankston and Mornington Peninsula areas,” she said.
AGL defeat ‘start’ for community action
THE community is being urged to see the state government’s rejection of AGL’s gas import terminal at Crib Point as “the start and not the end” of action to protect Western Port.
The Mornington Peninsula and Western Port Biosphere Foundation chair, Jo McCoy, said AGL’s plan had created a “focal point and motivation” for municipal councils, traditional owners and the community “to frame conversations around population growth and development projects in a way sympathetic to our sensitive environment”.
The biosphere foundation includes the five “member councils” whose boundaries fall wholly or partly within the biosphere: Mornington Peninsula, Frankston, Casey, Bass Coast and Cardinia (see map).