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Back the push for a school hall
St Kilda Park Primary School is urging locals to back its push for a long-awaited school and community hall.

Port Phillip Seniors Festival: connect, create and celebrate
The Port Phillip Seniors Festival returns from 1–16 October with free and low-cost activities, workshops, music, food and opportunities to meet new people.

TWiSK Albert Park Election Forum
Meet the candidates running for election in the state district of Albert Park at this free and fair event organised by TWiSK: This Week in St Kilda.

TWiSK Prahran candidate forum
Meet the candidates running for election in the state district of Prahran at this free and fair event organised by TWiSK: This Week in St Kilda.

Crime falls statewide but rises in Port Phillip
Recorded offences rose 3.5% in Port Phillip and alleged offender incidents surged 20.6%, despite statewide falls in crime. TWiSK compares the official local and Victorian figures.

HousingFirst: transparency, maybe not
HousingFirst presents itself as a force for good in the cut-throat world of property development. That may be true. But its handling of the sale of the Oasis social housing properties reveals a conspicuous reluctance to be transparent.

Women’s win caps season for St Kilda City
St Kilda City’s women capped a remarkable second season with the club’s first women’s premiership, while the Senior Men and Reserves also advanced to their grand finals. Charley Falla reports for TWiSK.

Disappointment: Now the hard work begins
After intense debate and last-minute amendments, Council approved the controversial childcare relocation plan. Coventry Children’s Centre will close for two years, but affected families have secured extra financial and transition support. TWiSK reports.

Residents demand action on transport
Transport Forum report: Residents from across Port Phillip packed St Kilda Town Hall for the Metropolitan Transport Forum, pressing local politicians for action on public, active and sustainable transport.

Voters Guide 2026
TWiSK presents an independent guide for local voters in the 28 November State election.
