This is a bill of course to dismiss the Central Goldfields Shire Council.

My question is for the Minister for Roads and Road Safety.

It is a pleasure to rise this morning to again make some comments on the Public Accounts and Estimates Committee Report on the 2015–16 Financial and Performance Outcomes, which was tabled in May of this year, and indeed I had the opportunity to make some comments on this report in...

My question is on behalf of a constituent.

On 16 November the Minister for Water announced the continuation of the ferry service from Portarlington to Docklands.

I rise this afternoon to address the issue of public transport on the Mornington Peninsula.

I must say that I am pleased to be able to finally debate this bill because, unlike some other matters recently, this bill has been on the notice paper for a considerable period of time, so certainly there has been the opportunity to examine it in detail.

I raise a matter this evening for the Minister for Roads and Road Safety, and the action I seek is that the minister act to correct the absence of appropriate exit signage for Mount Eliza and Mount Martha from Peninsula Link.

For most of the second half of the 20th century there was bipartisan support for sensible planning on the Mornington Peninsula.

My question is for the Minister for Education, and it relates to Osborne Primary School.

Prior to the last election the then education minister, the member for Nepean, committed some $960 000 in funding for maintenance works, which unfortunately this government has refused to deliver on.

On another matter, on the night of 21 May 1892, 15 players from the Mornington Football Club were drowned on their way home from a football match at Mordialloc when their boat “Process” was wrecked at Pelican Point near Mount Eliza.