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Legal Info Session -13 November 2025
The Peninsula Community Legal Centre and the Mornington Peninsula Shire will be hosting a free legal information session on 13… Continue reading Legal Info Session -13 November 2025
The Peninsula Community Legal Centre and the Mornington Peninsula Shire will be hosting a free legal information session on 13… Continue reading Legal Info Session -13 November 2025
Cr Kris Bolam, Mayor of Frankston, Jody Beleyea MP, Member for Dunkley, Jackie Galloway, CEO Peninsula Community Legal Centre, Paul… Continue reading Local Justice Sector Stands Up For Reconciliation
The Peninsula Community Legal Centre’s ‘This is not who I want to be’ interactive theatre project has received a bronze… Continue reading Theatre project recognised for educating Casey students on family violence
At a time when the Prime Minister has declared a “national crisis” of family violence, the Peninsula Community Legal Centre… Continue reading More women seeking legal help for family violence
Mornington Peninsula News – 8 May 2024
The Peninsula Community Legal Centre (PCLC) helps many local parents work their way through the legal system after their relationship… Continue reading Simpler and Safer: New Changes to Family Law for Separated Parents
In the lead-up to the Dunkley byelection, the Frankston-based Peninsula Community Legal Centre (PCLC) is calling on the Federal and… Continue reading Vulnerable residents in Dunkley at risk from lack of legal funding
Peninsula Community Legal Centre (PCLC) has obtained FOI data indicating that 40% of road toll fines issued across Victoria in… Continue reading Toll Fines hit most vulnerable in Melbourne’s South East
New data from the Peninsula Community Legal Centre (PCLC) indicates that 42% of renters seeking assistance from the organisation had… Continue reading Increase in number of people threatened with eviction in south-east Melbourne
In the closing stages of 2019 in the shadows of a new year, a new idea was emerging within… Continue reading Street Law coffee van to be off the road if no new funding can be found