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Manned by dedicated volunteers, a delightful maritime history centre can be found currently located in the old BP Administration Building (with Heritage Overlay) at 220 The Esplanade, Crib Point. The […]

We all love a plant that we can’t kill easily and a plant that flowers without much water is even better. But before long, these plants can become a problem

Two members of the Mornington Peninsula Koala Conservation Society met with committee members to present its goals to create habitat for koalas in our special part of the world. Belinda

Despite plans of our local community groups heading into summer, Omicron interrupted the events we would normally enjoy during the holidays were cancelled. The Sand Modelling Competition and Sausage Sizzle

Dogs have always been a big part of the fabric of Merricks Beach. As more dog owners head to our beach, it is important to lead by example and remember

For many years up until 2008, the MBRA was responsible for all aspects of roads and drains maintenance in Merricks Beach. This involved engaging a contractor to grade the roads twice

On the 21st October, a supply utility United Energy (UE) transformer failed in the area which resulted in power failing throughout Merricks Beach and Balnarring Beach affecting 860 users. After

As all Merricks Beach residents would likely be aware, the residents’ association has been embarked upon a project to renovate our village tennis courts with the goal to make them safe and ensure they remain a

Without question, the issue most regularly raised with (and by) the MBRA is the speed at which some drivers travel within our village. The volume and speed of vehicles going from

As Merricks Beach residents will be all too well aware, traffic volumes and speed at and near the Merricks Beach Road intersection pose a continuous danger.  Whilst, in response to