Over the past few months, we've seen local people doing extraordinary things. Whether it's greening our streets, supporting families, or simply showing up for each other, these are the moments that deserve the spotlight.
More than 2,000 new trees have taken root across our streets and reserves. It's all part of our bold plan to grow a cooler, greener Peninsula.
Mechelle's incredible environmental work in Rye earned her a Local Hero Award, showing what's possible when passion meets persistence.
We watched young people shine
The Youth Recognition Awards put the spotlight firmly on local teens doing amazing things – and this year, they even ran the event themselves.
We stepped back in time
Our Stories: Unearthed brought history to life at Mount Martha House, with art, music, workshops and hidden treasures galore.
From roaring toddlers to sensitive sessions, Storytime has been full of joy – thanks to the unforgettable Brad and his boundless imagination.
We saw art in everyday places
Yawa's foyer became a gallery, with local photographer Yanni Dellaportas showcasing the beauty of the Peninsula in every shot.
We backed our volunteers
During National Volunteer Week, we said a big thank you to the people who give their time, heart and energy – just because they care.
We kept raising our village
From lactation help to playgroups, our Maternal and Child Health team continued supporting local families through every up and down.
What started as a pétanque club on borrowed ground is now a state-leading facility – with new shelters, gazebos and plenty of community spirit.
