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Brodie Cowburn

Brodie Cowburn

Verified

Editor, Frankston Times

Melbourne

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Pacific Politics , Solomon Islands, Geopolitics , The Pacific, Pacific Democracy , Papua New Guinea, Fiji , Pacific Islands Forum, Australia And The Pacific , Vanuatu

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  • Residents push for playground

    By Brodie Cowburn Verified| Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News Verified AN unused lot in Edithvale should be used to build a playground, residents say. The vacant site at 8-12 Northcliffe Road was used to house a Mercy Health aged care facility, which closed its doors this year. Mercy Health is set to return the site to council imminently. Edithvale residents say that the site sits in the middle of a “playground black hole”, and should be developed for community use.

    By Brodie Cowburn Verified · Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Pythons win in a thriller, Bombers dominate

    By Brodie Cowburn Verified| Western Port News Verified MEN’S DIV ONEPINES pipped Mt Eliza to the post on Saturday in an epic match. Mt Eliza led by seven points at the first break, before Pines grabbed back the lead. At the final break, the Pythons led the Redlegs by just a goal. The final quarter proved just as close as the rest of the game. Some wayward kicking nearly cost Pines the game, but they managed to hold on for a 14.11 (95) to 13.14 (92) win. Beau Hendry booted three goals for Pines.

    By Brodie Cowburn Verified · Western Port News

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Residents push for playground

    By Brodie Cowburn Verified| Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News Verified AN unused lot in Edithvale should be used to build a playground, residents say. The vacant site at 8-12 Northcliffe Road was used to house a Mercy Health aged care facility, which closed its doors this year. Mercy Health is set to return the site to council imminently. Edithvale residents say that the site sits in the middle of a “playground black hole”, and should be developed for community use.

    By Brodie Cowburn Verified · Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Frankston Times